On Sat, 1 Jun 2019 01:19:40 -0500, VanguardLH wrote:

Ken Blake wrote:

I know nothing about Chromebooks. I've never even seen one.

A lot of schools use them. Guess they're pretty simple for students. I
might get one for when I travel, like vacations. After all, when I lug
my laptop or netbook along, everything I want to do while on vacation
requires the Internet (bookings, locations, hours, driving, etc).


Ditto, but when I travel these days, I use my smart phone for
everything I want to do: e-mail, weather reports, bookings, maps, and
reading kindle books. It's fine for those things and small, light, and
easy to carry.


If I
don't have the Internet, those become useless to me.



If you've ever
used Chrome, you'd feel right at home on a Chromebook. It's based
around that web browser. You can use some local/offline apps, but it's
really built for being on the web.


I've tried Chrome. I hate it. As far as I'm concerned, there's only
one browser that's worse than Chrome--Edge.