HP outs the Chromebook 11 G5 with an optional touchscreen, starts at $189 Comments

• AnonD-519396
• spa
• 28 Jun 2016

I suppose that it's meant for multimedia consumption, not for productivity, so comparing it with an ordinary Windows laptop is not fare.

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• AnonD-161971
• K1A
• 28 Jun 2016

Sam.Smythe, 28 Jun 2016Very nice. With the upcoming Android apps on Chrome, I see this option will make chromebook mo... morewell, there already are dual boot tablets out there that runs android and windows 10 on a single device, just that you need to reboot them to change the os.

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• AnonD-161971
• K1A
• 28 Jun 2016

i wonder how it would fare to normal laptops on the productivity software side...

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• Anonymous
• U}}
• 28 Jun 2016

why dont android laptop, no need to rename it as chrome os,....Windows now too old and complicated

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• Sam.Smythe
• HHH
• 28 Jun 2016

Very nice. With the upcoming Android apps on Chrome, I see this option will make chromebook more interesting and usable than before.

I envisioned that every laptop one day will be a convertible. Maybe mobile OS when undocked and desktop OS when docked? That will be a gadget both entertaining and productive without too much everything else lying on my desk. :D

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