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well, it is a chromebook. i think they want the users to keep everything in the cloud and use storage as cache. i have the same concern, its a deal breaker for
by skynetv2 10y ago
well, it is a chromebook. i think they want the users to keep everything in the cloud and use storage as cache.
i have the same concern, its a deal breaker for me. if i am paying $500, why cant i have some decent storage so i can do things offline and store movies and what not. i dont / cant stream 100% of the time
- andybak 10y ago> i think they want the users to keep everything in the cloud and use storage as cache. That used to be the case but now you're installing Android apps - which are often fairly hefty.
- dogma1138 10y agoThere isn't a single mention of Cloud, but the first paragraph tells you about downloading Games, Movies and Music. But currently Android Apps running on Chromebooks under ARC Containers don't even have proper read access from the SD card write is out of the question completely.... https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=660189#c6 https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=660189...