Windows vs ChromeOS:
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Let’s look at the differences between ChromeOS and Windows to see what’s under the hood.
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ChromeOS is a full-fledged operating system with native application support, and, at this point, can run up to two concurrent machines.
Are Chromebooks just an internet browser?
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Like with Android app integration, very old models from the beginning of ChromeOS’s history will likely not be able to support Linux, both on the soft and hardware side.
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Do all Chromebooks have Linux integration?
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Windows machines are certainly more versatile than Chromebooks, but Chromebooks have unique features that help them stand out from the crowd.
Are Windows machines better than Chromebooks?
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Chromebooks may experience slowdown when attempting to run a heavier Windows app that the hardware does not support, like a video game.
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Are Chromebooks slower than Windows machines?
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No. Very old Chromebooks do not support Android integration. However, all Chromebooks currently on the market support app integration with Android.
Do all Chromebooks support Android apps?
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