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ACER CHROMEBOOK SPIN 713: ACER'S NEW STYLISH HIGH-END CHROMEBOOKS

Acer will start selling a new Google Chromebook model with an advanced processor and hardware tough enough for military use, its latest in a series of products that have historically been strong-sellers. The Taiwanese company on Tuesday launched its Chromebook Spin 713 with an Intel processor that offers “advanced mobile performance” and up to 10 hours of battery life. The thin, convertible laptop that runs on Chrome like all PCs in its class will come with a 13.5-inch touch display and “military-grade durability” to resist shocks and dents, Acer said. Chromebook Spin 713: The new Hign-End chromebook from Acer The new Chromebook Spin 713 would sell in Europe for $630 which is almost three time the pricing for the earlier models. Brady Wang, associate director at Counterpoint Research in Taiwan says these Chromebooks will appeal to “advanced students” and “entry-level” office workers who want stronger performance in a small, light PC. He also stated that the pricing wou...

Google Chrome OS New Features Could Be A Threat To Microsoft Windows OS

Sample of Chrome OS   Google Chrome OS vice president John Solomon in his blog post titled ‘The future of computing showed up early’ has revealed that native Windows apps - including Microsoft Office - will soon run on Chromebooks. This development is a really massive one has it gives users the opportunity to use Googles fast and reliable OS without having to worry about missing some features Windows OS provided has all windows features and software would be running on Chrome OS. Chromebooks showing the RAS running Windows sotwares Google hopes to achieve this by partnering with Parallels, a visualization software business. Parallels had already developed a Remote Application Server (RAS) which could virtualize Windows apps and even a full Windows desktop on Chrome OS, but users can't use this feature while offline and the performance could lag due to bad network connections. Google is working to fix these issues and probably find a way to make this feature work offline (I don...