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Question: If I am using the computer at home is it better to plug it in and remove the battery to preserve the battery life
Document: It took me about an hour to learn, battery life is good, and it can plug into a projector. It has made $1000 Macs and Windows computers to shame.Chrome OS, I will admit, does have a few bugs, but if you go on over to Chromebook Central, the nice Chromies (mostly Chrome OS and Chromium OS developers) will give you advice and instructions on how to fix any problem you may run into (Even though it won't be many.
Check some of the reviews on the fall 2013 model Acer Chromebook, the C720. It's been called the closest thing to the perfect Chromebook so far, and has a much better processor, better design, better battery life and better build quality than this C710.The Verge says, &#34;An update to last year's pretty terrible C7, the C720 is sleeker, lighter, and faster than before.
I got this simply to use as a portable computer with a keyboard - if you want a PC or a Mac or something that feels like a normal computer, do not buy this, you will probably be incredibly upset. IF however you're computer savy and you plan on loading some sort of Linux on here, which is easy to do, by the way, this has great battery life, a nice enough screen, and is the size of a composition notebook.
Only a very select few of printers will work with this machine. You have to use Google Cloud Print and it makes sense for businesses but for home use it's impractical. Google needs to step up and create drivers for our printers so we can just plug them into the usb and go2 - Although it has a Solid State Drive there is at least one moving part which is the fan that blows on the processor. I assumed that there would be no fan for such a low powered processor but I was wrong.
That's pretty impressive, considering. It has a decent battery life, depending on what you do. I need to charge it maybe once every two days, with minor web browsing after school.All in all, it's a likeable laptop. DONT GET IT IF YOU WANT TO DO ANYTHING OTHER THAN BROWSE THE WEB.
This is the first Chromebook I have ever used, so I don't have others to compare with; however, this little puppy is awesome. No fan! It only gets a little warm. Has a really good battery life. Their are virtual apps for just about any common thing that a student or professional needs, including a virtual Microsoft Office Tools. I was able to port in my Word docs, edit them, and save them either on the Google Drive or USB flash drive.
It's terrible, I have had this for about three months, and it is breaking down already. The headphone jack doesn't work, and it will change the settings randomly. I don't recommend this to anybody, it's a worthless piece of poop. I would rather have saved up my money and bought a real laptop. I don't use this laptop for much, but the battery life sucks too, I charge it for an hour and it lasts 30 minuets. I feel sorry for anybody who reads this then buys it.
i just got it and using it right now all you do is plug in and go easy operstion this is my second one light weight great for simple task but has other capebilities
I got this computer a few months ago for my 14th birthday and it is absolutely fantastic!I had been looking for a long time for a laptop to use at home and school. I was really excited when I found this this computer that had a lot of great reviews and was super cheap so I could afford it with my own money.It has great quality, too, and Acer has helpful customer service.
I needed a second computer in my home for when my husband and I are both working. I mostly need access to the internet so a lap or desk top is much more than necessary. I also like portability to my small business or to just surf and lounge in bed. This thing is the absolute best for all of that. It's super fast! (smile, sigh) For me, it's like the perfect blend of a laptop and a tablet.
Answer: Hi Sheila,  Yes it's a good idea to use it plugged in while at home if you have an outlet that is convenient.  The battery use should be reserved when you need it.  You don't need to take the battery out while using the Chromebook plugged in.  Repeatedly draining the battery and recharging it is what shortens the life of the battery.  Have you bought the Chromebook yet ?  If not, be sure to read the literature and reviews on it to get an idea of its plus and minuses.  I personally love my Chromebook.  I have another laptop for windows based applications like Microsoft applications, but truthfully have haven't used it since buying the Chromebook.  Enjoy !!