March 3, 2014
Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback! So, I bought a cheap Chromebook on a whim, just to see how good it was. I brought it home and fired it up, had it running in less than ten minutes: huge plus. Problem is, once I actually started using it, I tried putting some programs and files on it. The machine came with a free two months of google drive, 100 Gb, but no actual storage on the computer itself. I couldn't even move a .txt file onto it. All it did was pull up a window, informing me that I could activate my free Google Drive at any time. As far as I can tell, all the thing does is run Google Chrome, which any PC worth a dime can do. It also does nothing else. If your buying a computer for the express purpose of using the internet, and want nothing else, then it's a perfect fit. Otherwise, it's not worth the gas it takes to go buy it. I'm disappointed, Google.