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Despite the initial Chromebooks being widely considered a failure, they push on with the next iteration of this product. Google has the kind of determination t
by joejohnson 14y ago
Despite the initial Chromebooks being widely considered a failure, they push on with the next iteration of this product. Google has the kind of determination that only obscene amounts of money can buy.
- mtgx 14y agoIt was mostly a pricing failure, one which they unfortunately repeated again this time. Yes, it did have usability problems, and it has been greatly improved, but you know as they say: there is no bad product, only bad pricing. Chromebooks would sell for $200, or free on contract with LTE. They won't sell for $450.
- Karunamon 14y ago$30 a month for business customers if they'd open it up to the general public. And with a few meg of free 3g.. I can imagine that taking off nicely. I'm waiting for them to get rid of the 3 unit minimum.
- rdl 14y agoFor the business market, a Chromebook pays for itself in software licensing, maintenance, and other savings vs. Windows, every year.