Mostly under $500, web-centric Chromebooks can be superb budget-laptop values, capable of plenty for little money. Here's how to buy the right one for you, backed by our deep reviews of today's top ...

Chromebooks. I remember when the first batch of Chromebooks hit the shelves back in 2011. They were awful, poorly made, and generally garbage. Fast-forward to today and devices like the Lenovo ...

The Acer Chromebook Plus 514 (CB514-6HT-368E) has a backlit keyboard, a reliable trackpad, and a tall touchscreen, all in a laptop that’s thin and light enough to take on the go. Combined with the ...

The Acer Chromebook Spin 312 is the smallest device in the brand’s line of 2-in-1 Chromebooks, measuring just 12.2 inches. Despite this, it’s not the sleekest Chromebook around, with its sharp angles ...

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The Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5i Chromebook Plus is a long-winded name, but it’s a pretty great Chromebook device if you’re looking for one. Chromebooks are a funny thing; they’re not for everyone, and they ...

The HP Chromebook Plus has a high-spec for this class of device, hoping to offer seamless performance whether you’re working, browsing, streaming, or gaming. Its two-tone dark grey and black color ...

The Acer Chromebook Spin 514 is a tough, attractive machine thanks to a military-grade durability rating and aluminum chassis, but it is held back a bit by processor performance and battery life.

When Chromebooks first made their appearance in 2011, I didn't see myself ever becoming a part of the product's target audience. I need something with a hard drive that can play games. I also need it ...

Chromebooks are gaining in popularity, particularly among users who want an inexpensive device simply for browsing the web or handling basic computing tasks. The education sector is a prime target for ...