> And [Chromebooks] simply can't replace a laptop as a primary I now know two people with Chromebooks. Both also have an (older) desktop. By any reasonable m

> And [Chromebooks] simply can't replace a laptop as a primary I now know two people with Chromebooks. Both also have an (older) desktop. By any reasonable measure, it's the Chromebooks which are the primary. It's almost as if the desktop provides an it's-there-if-I-really-need-it fallback in case any of the long-tail apps are needed, but both are finding them not needed. (Note that neither are office workers.) Both knew going in that the device would not run their PC software, so I think perhaps the correct messaging is out there. Still, two is a very small number, even in the personal anecdote space. So, we'll see.