The final HP Chromebook announcement in conjunction with BETT 2020 is the HP Chromebook 14 G6, a laptop designed for workers, students, and teachers alike. Packed with up to an Intel Celeron N4120 ...

After what seems like a period of slumber, Chromebooks are making headlines again. Part of that is thanks to the recent premium models announced at CES earlier this month, like the Samsung Galaxy ...

HP announced their latest Chrome OS devices geared for schools at the BETT 2020 conference in London. The most interesting is the HP Chromebook 14 G6, which features rugged, education-friendly designs ...

HP is updating its line of Chromebooks designed for classroom use with four new models featuring Intel Gemini Lake or Gemini Lake Refresh processors, with prices starting at. Here’s a run-down of some ...

HP on Tuesday announced new Chromebooks for the education market designed to be more powerful and durable for students and teachers. The HP Chromebook 11 G8 EE, HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE, HP Chromebook ...

HP has revealed a set of new Chromebooks, and while the Chrome OS notebooks may be intended for business, features like being able to clean them with disinfecting wipes could find some appeal at home ...

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HP is once again giving its school Chromebooks an overhaul, and they'll be particularly good news for teachers who bristle at the thought of mangled keyboards. The Chromebook 11 G8 EE, 11A G8 EE, x360 ...

HP is updating its line of Chromebooks designed for classroom use with four new models featuring Intel Gemini Lake or Gemini Lake Refresh processors, with prices starting at. Here’s a run-down of some ...

If you ever had a laptop conk out mid-project, you know how worrisome it is to wonder if all your stuff is backed up. And if the laptop was super-pricey, you also know how expensive it’ll be to fix.

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