When the first Chromebooks came out in 2011, people had their doubts about these new laptops. After all, why would anyone spend a few hundred dollars on a machine that can only run Android apps when budget and renewed Windows laptops were abundant? While Windows machines can be bought cheaply, such devices often compromise in key areas like performance, display, and even battery life. Chromebooks, on the other hand, are faster thanks to their lightweight OS and offer better battery life. All...
