For the average end user I don't think a Chromebook is a "Windows killer". For the enterprise, however, I certainly think it could be. Automatic back-up and up

For the average end user I don't think a Chromebook is a "Windows killer". For the enterprise, however, I certainly think it could be. Automatic back-up and updates; connection encryption, program sandboxing, minimal data stored on the actual device itself; "free" hardware updates; customer support from Google... Chromebooks certainly have a lot of simplicity and they do a lot of work you'd otherwise require a sysadmin for itself.