TheBestLaptops.net: "HP and Acer have just released their respective models of the latest Chromebook series, both featuring a better Chromebook experience compared to the previous generations. Today, let’s compare the HP Chromebook 11 vs Acer C720 Chromebook. Both have 11-inch display, same functionality since both of them run on the same OS. But they differ in terms of specifications and design. Google says the new Chromebook are “the Chromebook for everyone”. But which among the two is the Chromebook for you? Let’s find out below."
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One of the things in short supply during the pandemic is computer hardware. Everything from PC components and Macs to Chromebooks has been scarce, but what if you could turn an aging computer you already own into a Chromebook?
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Chromebooks are not meant to replace laptops. They are not meant to be for every type of user. They are meant for users that spend most of their time in a browser and want a device that starts up fast and is easy to use. That's a nice sized market.
If you're considering Chromebooks but also need access to Windows applications you can look at solutions like, Ericom AccessNow an HTML5 RDP client that enables Chromebook users to securely connect to any RDP host, including Terminal Server and VDI virtual desktops, and run their applications and desktops in a browser.
AccessNow does not require any client to be installed on the Chromebook, as you only need the HTML5-compatible browser.
For an online, interactive demo, open your Chrome browser and visit:
http://www.ericom.com/demo_...
Please note that I work for Ericom