The Acer Chromebook Plus Enterprise 714 has a slim, lightweight aluminum chassis built to military-grade standards, measuring ...

What are the key differences between a Chromebook and a regular laptop? Mashable's senior shopping reporter explains.

New Chromebooks from Acer, Asus, Lenovo feature Intel's new "Bay Trail M" Celeron chips, while HP and LG have joined the fray with new Chrome OS-based desktop products. Our team tests, rates, and ...

A new generation of low-cost Chromebooks is on the way, running the Intel Braswell chips that are expected to debut later this week. The new Braswell chips include new Celeron and Pentium processors, ...

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Chromebooks are about to power up, with a host of manufacturers announcing a slew of new Chromebook models based on Intel chips to be available in the next few months. Which one might be best for you?

Intel, the chip-making giant, has been on the road of refocusing its strategy in recent months. While it has sold its mobile chip operation to Apple and is reportedly looking for a buyer for its ...

Supplies of Intel’s CPUs, especially at the entry-level of the market, could worsen over the next few months according to a new report, which cites a popular period for Chromebook purchases as the ...

New Chromebooks announced this week signal Intel’s willingness to broaden its horizons and work with companies like Google, at the expense of its long-standing Windows partnership with Microsoft.

Google’s Chromebook platform is getting a real shot in the arm with the impending widespread arrival of Android app support. Some newer Chromebooks are already supported, while most older machines ...

After 10 years, Chrome OS has become the second-most popular operating system for computers in the world, and as a result, we’re seeing more players in the place. In the past year or so, AMD has taken ...