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Todays Top Tech TSV 18/05/24
TSV is by HPTodays Top Tech TSV 18/05/24
Price?TSV is HP chrome book, 15.6 inch Intel core i3, 8gb ram, 128gb SSD drive
no-one knows till it goes live & even then may still change (which happens quite a lot)Price?
Thanks. When is it, tonight at 9pm/midnight?no-one knows till it goes live & even then may still change (which happens quite a lot)
not till 9pm on the 17/05/24 then all day on the 18/05/24Thanks. When is it, tonight at 9pm/midnight?
Oh yes, thanks, sorry should have read the title/post properly.not till 9pm on the 17/05/24 then all day on the 18/05/24
im sure it wont be cheap thats for sureOh yes, thanks, sorry should have read the title/post properly.
Just saw the post in related threads and got all excited about a potential cheap Chromebook!
this is not a tsv but its been aired lately https://www.qvcuk.com/hp-15-fc0037n...r-8gb-ram-&-256gb-storage.product.737955.htmlWish they would do a normal hp laptop, chromebooks not for me.
Well I have a Windows 2in1 laptop and an Android tablet & phone, so just interested in trying a (cheap/reasonably priced decent power) Chromebook to see if they're any good and if they compete with Windows/normal laptops and how different they are/not to android tablets.Wish they would do a normal hp laptop, chromebooks not for me.
Thanks!this is not a tsv but its been aired lately https://www.qvcuk.com/hp-15-fc0037na-windows-laptop-w-amd-ryzen3-processor-8gb-ram-&-256gb-storage.product.737955.html
I download lots of exercise videos from you tube and like them on the laptop rather than the cloud as I can access them without Internet access.Well I have a Windows 2in1 laptop and an Android tablet & phone, so just interested in trying a (cheap/reasonably priced decent power) Chromebook to see if they're any good and if they compete with Windows/normal laptops and how different they are/not to android tablets.
How different is ChromeOS to Android?
@markd what are your reasons for not wanting or being interested particularly in Chromebooks? MS compatibility, UI, power, or what?
If anybody has any experience or info on Chromebooks, I'd be interested as never used one yet.
Does a Chromebook have no local SSD/usb storage at all then? You have to use Google drive?I download lots of exercise videos from you tube and like them on the laptop rather than the cloud as I can access them without Internet access.
They have either eMMC or SSDDoes a Chromebook have no local SSD/usb storage at all then? You have to use Google drive?
I download lots of exercise videos from you tube and like them on the laptop rather than the cloud as I can access them without Internet access.
So @markd it sounds like a Chromebook wouldn't preclude you from doing the same and downloading video files to the local SSD or memory card storage and you should be ok.They have either eMMC or SSD
I've had an Acer chromebook for a few years and really like it as it's so quick and easy. I only use it for browsing, emails, youtube etc and the odd spreadsheet or letter. I prtfer something bigger to a tablet with a proper keyboard so it's perfect for me.So @markd it sounds like a Chromebook wouldn't preclude you from doing the same and downloading video files to the local SSD or memory card storage and you should be ok.
One feature I've seen advertised of Chromebooks is virus Def updates and security is simplified by Google with less downtime, c.f. Windows Updates.
I guess one main feature is software/app requirements; a Chromebook can't run MS software suites, and other windows 64-bit software and you're reliant on the Google chrome app store. But OpenOffice, etc. may be good enough. But if you need Photoshop or other software you need MS Windows to run it if not available in Chromebook store. Is that a fair summary?