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Not only will you save money, but some older laptops have better hardware than cheap Chromebooks—making this project a double win.

The Chrome operating system (OS) was reserved only for Chromebook users, but now, its available for other devices. Its a great alternative to Windows or Linux, and you can run it without an installation. All you need is

Even broken laptops can have more in store for them than just consignment to a recycling pile.

Picked by Techconnects Editors Q: I need to set up an elderly relative with a computer for times when a smartphone doesn’t cut it—printing information from websites and documents, mainly. I’ve got an old machine from 2007 that still works, and it’ll have to do since I’ve been ordered not to spend “any money whatsoever” on this project. Got any tips on making this machine semi-pleasant to use? I’m willing to spend a little on hardware upgrades and lie about it later. A: You shoul...

Join / Sign In CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Amazon just cut $80 off the price of this HP touchscreen Chromebook The student-friendly X360 swings easily between laptop and tablet. This Chromebook can also function as a tablet -- not bad for $280. HP After nearly a year of laptop scarcity and high prices, were finally starting to see more availability...

Google Buys Neverware, Chromebook Conversion Company Google has purchased Neverware and CloudReady, its platform that converts PCs and Macs into Chromebooks. Google’s Chromebook is a line of devices that run the Linux-based Chrome OS. While multiple companies build and sell Chromebooks, Neverware’s CloudReady makes it possible to convert most old computers into functional Chromebook devices. “Based on Google’s Chromium OS, CloudReady provides unparalleled speed, simplicity, and secur...

Google Is Getting Ready To Bring Chrome OS To More Devices By Tyler Lee, on 12/16/2020 02:50 PST Right now if you wanted to run Chrome OS, you’d pretty much need to get yourself a Chromebook. However, that could change in the future as Google and Neverware have announced that Google has acquired the latter and their CloudReady OS, which Google plans to eventually make it an official Chrome OS offering. Advertising For those who are unfamiliar, CloudReady OS is...

Google buys a company that turns old PCs into Chromebooks Google has bought Neverware, a company that turns old PCs into Chromebooks. It intends to turn CloudReady into an official Chrome OS product. This could be a tremendous help for schools wanting to keep PCs relevant. Google might soon give old PCs a new lease on life as Chromebooks. As  9to5Google reports, Google has quietly bought Neverware, a company whose CloudReady product brings Chrome OS (more specifically, Chromium OS) to older Ma...