Suddenly looking more viable

A lot less nuts than suggesting Linux, I guess

On the day that Microsoft ends support for Windows XP and makes a version of Windows 8 available for better desktop usage through Windows 8.1 Update 1, Citrix, VMware, and Google are teaming up to promote Chromebooks as a viable replacement. If...

Recent stats from Netmarketshare show that Chrome has overtaken Firefox in recent times as the 2nd most popular web browser. Obviously, the majority of online patrons still use some version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, but the surge of Ch...

Xbox?

What the wha--...

Chromebooks continue to evolve almost daily. What started as a half-baked Netbook revamp is slowly proving itself a potential, disruptive missile aimed for business targets. Right after the 2013 holidays, I compared Chromebooks to snake oil, and...

Despite a few, but important shortcomings of the Chromebook for business (read about them HERE) there is one glaring problem that tends to be a deal breaker and that is the ability to run Windows or Windows-based apps. Chromebooks run ChromeOS...

I was recently approached by a vendor who started manufacturing Chromebooks prior to the holiday season. While Chromebooks saw some acceptance in the consumer sector over the gift-giving season (primarily because of price and gullibility), they...