With increasing dependency on the Web, Chromebooks can be the best ally. Wondering why? Chromebooks are a new type of computer from Google designed to help you get things done faster and easier. They run Chrome OS, which has multiple layers of security, cloud storage, and the most popular Google products built-in. Designed to make computing faster, simpler and more secure for everyone, Chromebooks have become the go-to laptop for many people around the world.
From 17 October, India will get its share of Chromebook experience with the
launch of the Acer C720 Chromebook and the HP Chromebook 14. Light and portable, the Acer C720 Chromebook slips easily into a bag or purse and has over 8 hours of battery power to last you the whole day. The HP Chromebook 14 has a 35.5-cm (14-inch) screen.
Chromebooks promises to bring the best of Google, with things like Gmail, YouTube and Google+ built-in. There are also tens of thousands of other free apps which you can download easily from the Chrome Web Store. The Acer C720 Chromebook and the HP Chromebook 14 come with 100GB of free Google Drive storage.
Apps like Google Docs and Offline Gmail can help for offline use. The company has partnered with Tikona and Airtel to provide a range of cellular and broadband offers.
The Acer C720 Chromebook (Rs 22,999) and the HP Chromebook 14 (Rs 26,990) will be available from select Reliance Digital and Croma stores in Delhi and Mumbai from 17 October. Those interested can even pre-book it on Flipkart online.
