📚 Google and Samsung Finally Give Users a Good Reason to Abandon Windows 10

​Chromebooks have long been considered potential alternatives to Windows devices, but due to the lack of features and support for desktop software, adoption has always been fairly limited. Samsung, however, thinks that the recent updates to Chrome OS (including access to Google Play Store apps) make Chromebooks substantially more powerful, so the company attended this year’s CES in Las Vegas with two new models. Simply called Chromebook Plus and Chromebook Pro, the new devices are manufactured in collaboration with Google and come with a bunch of new features that indeed give customers a new reason to consider stepping away from a Windows ecosystem. First and foremost, the two Chromebooks are nearly identical, with just one exception: the processor. The Plus comes with a OP1 chip specifically built for Chromebooks, hexa-core (Dual A72, Quad A53), while the Pro sibling features an Intel Core M3 processor 6Y30 (0.90 GHz up to 2.20 GHz, 4 MB L3 Cache). Both models c... ...