The decision to purchase new tech that you aren't familiar with can be daunting and confusing. If you are in the market to buy your first Chromebook I have put together some information that should help you make an informed choice. How much do you know about how Chromebooks work? (Hint, they are a bit different to Windows devices) Chromebooks (CB) are laptop computers that use the Google Chrome Operating System. It is an OS that allow users to do basic things like surfing the internet, banking, gaming, viewing media and using office applications in a web browser, although you can also install many of the same Android apps similar to those that you might have on your phone. Being web-based you do need an internet connection, although you can work offline with the right apps. You can save documents to your Chromebook disk drive to edit when offline and download movies to watch at any time. If you need to use the CB away from your internet connection, you can use your mobile phon
There’s nothing like reading a real book. Flipping the pages, following the words and lines with your finger, even the smell of a book. Nothing can replace these attributes. So why would I even try to convince you to switch to a piece of electronic plastic? There are many advantages to using an E-Book Reader, but these ones should be enough to get you interested. Convenience – E-Readers are compact, slim and light. They slip into a handbag or satchel and take up next to no space. And there’s no risk of bent pages either. You can buy cases and covers to protect your E-Reader. The major E-Book retailers sell them but you can also opt for a custom or 3rd party compatible case from sites like Amazon, eBay and Etsy. If you are a sewer you can also make your own. Battery Life – E-Readers can last for weeks on a single charge. This means that you won’t be fighting to find a spare charger every night. Storage – you can store shelves and shelves of the largest boo