Chrome OS Flex: Old laptop, new life
I’ve been getting back into Chromebooks recently. They’ve always been fabulously lightweight, low on admin headaches, and fast per dollar spent, but there are extra benefits nowadays.
I''m Michael Mahemoff. a full-stack product maker. Curious about programming, tech, startups, and future trends.
I’ve been getting back into Chromebooks recently. They’ve always been fabulously lightweight, low on admin headaches, and fast per dollar spent, but there are extra benefits nowadays.
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