The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out
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@gjacobse said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@mlnews
"The Chromebook has a USB-C connector that the iPad lacks."Apple will likely never adopt the USB-C connector..
Or any connector at all, which is the bigger deal.
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This looks like a great tablet alternative. We've been wanting to move the kids off of iPads. This might make sense.
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I have 'less issue' with the Lightning connector... but it would be nice if Apple would adopt the otherwise Market Standard. But they have a long track record of pushing things differently.
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@Dominica and I have been talking about how this would be pretty much ideal for our girls. They use iPads now. This is cheaper and more powerful and a bit more flexible. We've been wanting to move them to Android, but the Android tablet market has been horrible. This is such a good fit, I think.
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@scottalanmiller said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@Dominica and I have been talking about how this would be pretty much ideal for our girls. They use iPads now. This is cheaper and more powerful and a bit more flexible. We've been wanting to move them to Android, but the Android tablet market has been horrible. This is such a good fit, I think.
I've been a big fan of the Asus ZenPad that I have.
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@coliver said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@scottalanmiller said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@Dominica and I have been talking about how this would be pretty much ideal for our girls. They use iPads now. This is cheaper and more powerful and a bit more flexible. We've been wanting to move them to Android, but the Android tablet market has been horrible. This is such a good fit, I think.
I've been a big fan of the Asus ZenPad that I have.
@pchiodo has one of those too and it is really nice.
Asus makes great tablets, but getting your hands on one in the US is increasingly difficult.
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ExtremeTech confirms that the Tab 10 has an SD card, too. That's the killer feature over the iPad.
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@scottalanmiller said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
This looks like a great tablet alternative. We've been wanting to move the kids off of iPads. This might make sense.
I converted two Lenovo X Yogas to run CloudReady for the girls as their schools both use Google for EDU. Saved me $500. Now I have parents asking if I have anymore of the Yogas.
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@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@scottalanmiller said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
This looks like a great tablet alternative. We've been wanting to move the kids off of iPads. This might make sense.
I converted two Lenovo X Yogas to run CloudReady for the girls as their schools both use Google for EDU. Saved me $500. Now I have parents asking if I have anymore of the Yogas.
How well does it run? We have a Yoga 2 Pro that is essentially worthless.
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It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
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@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
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@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
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@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
Even after all the BIOS updates that have been sent out?
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@mlnews said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
The Acer Chromebook Tab 10 has release as the first official Chrome OS tablet. The tablet includes a Wacom stylus. The new tablet can run Android apps and appears to be part of a move by Google to get the tablet market going again now that Android tablets have been fairing very poorly.
My Acer R13 is really nice in tablet mode. ChromeOS is very navigatable in tablet form. I like my Acer R13 over any tablet I have mainly for the flexibility.
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@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
Even after all the BIOS updates that have been sent out?
That doesn't matter when the company has proven to be so corrupt.
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@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
Even after all the BIOS updates that have been sent out?
That doesn't matter when the company has proven to be so corrupt.
What company hasn’t been?
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@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
Even after all the BIOS updates that have been sent out?
That doesn't matter when the company has proven to be so corrupt.
What company hasn’t been?
https://www.mangolassi.it/topic/14538/lenovo-if-it-s-on-your-network-you-are-breached
We can state as a fact that your network has been breached if a Lenovo device exists on it. That's the big difference between Lenovo and other companies.
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@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@travisdh1 said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@dafyre said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
@wls-itguy said in The First ChromeOS Tablet Is Out:
It works well. They run for about 5 hours. I thought about dual booting but not sure I'd like the idea of running Windows dual boot.
General consensus around here is you don't want to run Windows on a Lenovo device at all.
Personally, I'd rather not run a Lenovo device in any form. They can't be trusted, and have had a couple remote BIOS hacks.
Even after all the BIOS updates that have been sent out?
That doesn't matter when the company has proven to be so corrupt.
What company hasn’t been?
https://www.mangolassi.it/topic/14538/lenovo-if-it-s-on-your-network-you-are-breached
We can state as a fact that your network has been breached if a Lenovo device exists on it. That's the big difference between Lenovo and other companies.
You cannot quote your own tin foil hat posting as a source.
