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Chromebook - CM Kid Tech analyst likes better than iPad Graham likes the ease of logging in to the internet, the way it safely stores log-in passwords, for sending emails, and for writing research papers. His brother, Evan, likes the Chromebook for games. His sister, Hailey, likes a big iMac desktop, and his cousin Tillie prefers an iPad, especially for Facetime. Graham has tried them all, and likes the Samsung Chromebook. His test model was a Samsung Chromebook with Wi-Fi, about half the price of the ones in the Chromebooks for Casey drive - EW Click on headline for complete critique and photo(s) By Graham Waggener CM Kid Tech Analyst A Chromebook is a small thin laptop for mostly internet reasons, like researching something or just browsing. I like the Chromebook because whenever you go to a Google website or something like that where you have to log in (G-mail You tube etc.) you will already be logged in, if you have an account for it. You can log in to the actual Chromebook using your G-mail account or maybe another Google related log in/account. It is also useful for email purposes. You can also type emails on it. And speaking of typing, I am typing this on a Chromebook right now! It can also be brought to cafe/coffee shop because of its portability to check emails. I have seen lots of people with laptops at Sixth And Main Coffee House, which has free Wi-fi by the way! It can be used by students too, at home, and at school! If you have a research paper to do, you can research and even type it on this. I like this even better than an iPad, and I thought that nothing could be better; but when typing on an iPad, the keyboard gets in the way but not on this! This has all the traits and more of an I pad for less! smaller and better for the internet. You can get all this today for your self. Just go to your local laptop store and get yourself a CHROMEBOOK! -Graham Waggener, 5th Grade, Shelbyville, KY This story was posted on 2013-04-07 17:30:49
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