AndroidAuthority is reporting that Acer is launching the first tablet running Chrome OS. Dubbed the Chromebook Tab 10, it is sporting an OP1 chipset with a Rockchip hexa-core SoC, a 9.7" 2048x1536 resolution IPS display, 2 MP front and 5 MP rear cameras, 4GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage, a 34Wh battery, and a built in stylus. The Chromebook Tab 10 will go on sale in May for the price of $329.
I get that this is aimed at students, but from what I've seen of Chrome OS, I have my doubts on how popular this will be. Especially at $329.
Similarly, the Chromebook Tab 10 is meant for the education market and will sell for $329 when it goes on sale in May. Along with Google Enterprise License support for IT management, the tablet will support Expeditions AR. This allows students to use AR to map their classroom and place 3D objects for closer study.
I get that this is aimed at students, but from what I've seen of Chrome OS, I have my doubts on how popular this will be. Especially at $329.
Similarly, the Chromebook Tab 10 is meant for the education market and will sell for $329 when it goes on sale in May. Along with Google Enterprise License support for IT management, the tablet will support Expeditions AR. This allows students to use AR to map their classroom and place 3D objects for closer study.