You don’t always need a top-of-the-range notebook, even if you want top-notch multimedia performance. This is because, thanks to the use of the cloud and application services, performance no longer depends only on the single device but is based on a fast network, wired or wireless, and on services optimized for better distribution of loads. After a slow start, ten years after the first launch, Chromebooks – laptops based on Google’s ChromeOS operating system and the concept of pure application service – are deservedly conquering market share. Thanks also to the new operating methods introduced by the pandemic, such as Smart Working and DaD, Chromebooks have earned a solid position in the offering scenario.
Samsung has long put its trust in laptops based on Google’s operating system, placing them in its Samsung Galaxy portfolio. The newest model in Samsung’s Chromebook range is the Chromebook Go, a perfect entry level, for example for students and most consumer users.
The benefits of a Chromebook
Chromebooks fit perfectly into the concept of the Galaxy ecosystem. Precisely because they are based on Google’s ChromeOS, they interact naturally with the Android smartphones of the Samsung family. A dialogue in the name of a fluid, device-independent user experience. The various Samsung tools available, in fact, allow mutual management of the device and laptop and a natural synchronization of documents, data and activities. In this way, the user will unify their digital experience seamlessly. If, then, as in the case of the first generation Chromebook models, the need for an Internet connection has made many turn up their noses, today, with the possibility of working even offline, this prejudice has also been overcome.
The features of Samsung Chromebook Go
Samsung Chromebook Go is a 14-inch HD LED anti-glare laptop suitable for the needs of new teaching, but also useful in contexts of personal productivity, such as using the Google suite for work. Among the main features, a slim and light design (327.1×225.6×15.9 mm, 1.45 kg), a hinge that allows the display to rotate a full flat angle, WiFi 6 or 4G LTE connectivity, waterproofness and resistance to shocks and vibrations within certain limits and a battery that allows continuous use up to 12 hours.
Speaking of autonomy, it is worth noting the availability of the 45W Super Fast Charging technology available through the two USB Type-C ports, present on the body together with a USB 3.2, a microSD slot and a 3.5 mm audio jack. The configuration is completed by the Intel Celeron N4500 processor from 1.10 GHz up to 2.80 GHz, an Intel UHD Graphics, a 4 GB memory and a storage capacity of 64 GB, all protected by a level of hardware security thanks to TPM technology ( Trusted Platform Module). As an additional incentive to embrace the Samsung ecosystem, the Korean company has activated an exclusive promotion which reserves a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go for all consumers who purchase a Galaxy Z Fold3 or Galaxy S21 Series 5G smartphone.
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