The HP Dragonfly Pro Chromebook
June Wan/Chromebooks are everywhere. Over the years they've become the de facto standard for all types of users, from students, home users, businesses, creators, and everything in between. There are a number of reasons for this. For one, Chromebooks are cheap. They're also faster, reliable, and secure. And given the majority of users spend most of their time in a web browser, Chromebooks make perfect sense.
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The only problem with some Chromebooks is that the specs aren't always up to par with some needs. That's why Google has introduced Chromebook Plus. This new certification makes it easier for consumers to know if the device they are purchasing meets specific minimum requirements, as set by Google.
In order for a Chromebook to be considered for Plus status, it must meet the following minimum requirements:
Devices that meet those requirements will receive Chromebook Plus status, making it easier for anyone shopping for a laptop, knowing which will perform to a sufficient level.
But that's not all.
The fun doesn't stop there. All devices that reach Chromebook Plus status will also enjoy the following benefits:
To start, there will be 8 initial devices at the launch of Chromebook Plus. Those devices will hit the shelves on October 8 with a starting price of$399.00. Among those first devices will be:
If you already own an eligible Chromebook, you will soon be automatically upgraded to the Chromebook Plus Software experience. Be on the lookout, at your favorite retailer, for Chromebook Plus devices soon.