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Question: I use Chrome browser on my Windows 7 PC. Will I be able to port over all my bookmarks to the Chromebox?
Document: Note:  I haven't found where Chromebox accepts outside programs or easily let's you wipe it for another version of Linux. (Chrome is Linux.)
I will update this review in a couple of weeks. But to replace a very old windows xp desktop with this Chromebox , i think is going to work out great.
I got this to replace a 5 year old Windows 7 desktop that was starting to show it's age. Most of my work is done online, and this definitely does the job. Amazingly, this is very similarly spec'd with the Windows machine it replaces, but for less than 1/5th the price and with no comparison on performance. This thing is fast. I do have it hard wired to the router, (not wifi), but I have seen no issues playing HD video.
Expectations slightly exceeded (which is good). Only negative is not having a native OS with related convenience features but, then, I bought the ChromeBox for exactly that reason- did not want to put up with Windows any longer.-- Art
I bought this box, a 22 inch monitor, and a chrome keyboard and mouse, and still came in under $400. As the title says, great!
Chromebox is basically an every-man's device because of its speed and price. It is basically a stripped down device that will suit the average at-home computer user well. Chromebox uses all Google apps which sounds limiting at first but really isn't. The only problem with Chromebox is that it isn't suitable for running a business or doing a lot of technical writing. You are encouraged to use Google Cloud for all you storage which ultimately means you have surrendered most of your privacy.
Not much more you can ask for from a little computer if you do mostly web browsing. Cheap (in price), and you can't get viruses. I use this more than my $2,000 desktop power computer.
I have only had the Asus Chromebox for one day and I love it, mostly. It is fast and very easy to set up. I did have to buy an adapter to make an old Trinitron E200 montitor work and i only have a roll up type keyboard that is usb. But all is working well. printing is a bit hard to do as my printer is also old. But i love the speed of start up and internet. using Fios.
For example, I created a Google doc spreadsheet for my wife to track her blood sugar levels. She can input from her phone, tablet, chromebox or any connected computer, and pull up the history and averages on any other device, anytime. She can even send it to her doctor or pharmacist from her phone in a matter of 10 seconds anytime they need to see it. Very handy. There are also a lot of apps available for most anything you need to do.
I absolutely love it.
Answer: as long as you are signed into your google account in the chrome browser and your bookmarks are synced, then yes. you just need to login into chrome with that google account when you are setting up your chromebox