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This would be a great option for the many individuals who use their computers for nothing but productivity and browsing. You wouldn't need to buy Office and a n
by ignostic 13y ago
This would be a great option for the many individuals who use their computers for nothing but productivity and browsing. You wouldn't need to buy Office and a new computer up front, and theoretically you can stay up-to-date without buying an entirely new laptop.
You'd just need to buy a lightweight device (similar to a Chromebook) with a screen. Of course they don't even support Chrome right now (IE and FF only), but the idea would be solid for almost anyone who doesn't game or need low-latency computing.
- lambada 13y agoActually, the client for accessing these desktops is a standalone app, that requires Windows, OSX, Android (incl. Kindle Fire) or iPad.
- RockyMcNuts 13y agohmmh... can't access from a client running Linux, ChromeOS, Android-X86? largely defeats the purpose if you still need a PC, license.