ASUS Chromebook Plus CX34 Review | Incredible for $400 

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They will, as long as they fit the specs google are going to give them chrome plus

Yes, I spoke about this briefly in this video. These features are already appearing in beta for some.

Which features are you looking at that are paywalled? It's been a minute since I've made this video.

I'm not sure how well it performs, but it should be doable

A pixel book that's interesting 💭🤔

A lot better than I expected actually

@@scaryifliteral is it done on device or in the cloud? If locally then they can share the same tech with Pixels.

As far as I know, it's been done locally

@@scaryifliteral much better than Pixel noise cancellation

Asking the wrong guy lol

You need Linux env enabled on your Chromebook which gives you Debian 11 on kernel 6.1. You can literally do anything that you could on a Linux machine with the added benefit of fully backing up your env. You can do android dev work. The only thing you can't do is iOS native dev work which requires an Apple machine.

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The clip I showed was 4K 30, I'd bet 60 would still be doable.

For a chromebook? Yeah it's good for a while lol.

Mind if I ask where? £279 is the cheapest I’ve seen so far, thanks.

300 nits is fine, especially since a couple of the Asus are already $299 or less and one of the Acers is $269.

@@kennymccormick8295 I'd rather pay more and have a screen I can use on holidays in sunny destinations..Let's see some oled Chromebook plus please

I'm not sure what you're asking me to show. Typing stuff into a spreadsheet or something?

I mean, you could watch the video? I'll answer it in short anyways though. Why do people use Chromebooks? For one, they are extremely fast. No viruses, Android apps work really quite well, phone hub links your phone in natively, a lot of them are relatively inexpensive and they make a really nice addition to an Android users ecosystem. Comparing them to netbooks sort of indicates to me that you've maybe never used one or maybe the last time you used one was a really long time ago.

@@scaryifliteral Had a Verizon netbook in the late 80s which was one step short of useless. Then in 2011 bought a lovely looking orange HP Chromebook, which also was useless. Mostly application and OS shortcomings as I recall. Also lived in two school districts that went all in on Chromebooks but they didn’t end well. Me, personally, I never found them easy to use versus Macs or PCs. I’ve tended to consider them the bottom feeders of computing. And, yes, I watched you but don’t agree.

I guess, 2011 could be defined as "long time ago" 😅

@@Meisterqn yeah, not sure about those years cited but it was “a long time ago”

​@@OleHippy times have changed buddy, and Google is a company that is not going anywhere so they intend to continue on improving their ecosystem and a whole new generation is growing up with Chromebooks at school so the company has an incentive to make their products better and better.

This video has 20K views and a 98% like rate. Get lost, loser 😂 Who the hell wants a 60 second laptop review anyways..