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Question: After you buy this is there a monthly fee to access this Google system?
Document: By the way order the K400 logitech keyboard (it is compatible with chromebox) and you will have the coolest, fastest most trouble free home computer system money can buy. I also own an iMac but the future is Chromebox!
Then there's all the BS with vulnerability to viruses and spyware. Supposedly, the chrome machines are not vulnerable. Chrome means the end of messing with names like AVG and all the crapware that populates most new computers today. Switching mostly to Chrome eliminated most of what I hate in computers.But there is a price to be paid for the convenience and boot speed; you CANNOT buy and add software. All the machine can do is access webpages.
I bought this item for my neighbor to replace his old Windows computer. He is 78 years old and uses the computer to access email and visiting golfing sites. Before, he would constantly calling me to come help &#34;fix&#34; his old computer. It was slow, buggy and plagued with viruses. I finally had enough. I told him he needed to buy a new computer. I recommended he buy a Chromebox. The machine is perfect for him.
The chromebox XE399M22-B01US doesn't qualify for the large free storage that the laptops get. If I had known that, I wouldn't have purchased it. The unite is fast but, you will have to buy additional storage from Google
All information is stored in the cloud. Google continuously and instantly backups all your information on their internet computer and can instantly restore everything. I have spent much of my life immersed in designing and building various computer programs and operating systems, but Google's direction towards simplicity is by far the nicest thing I have experienced.Most of the functions we now use are on the internet and all it takes is a browser to access whatever is needed.
Don't forget to redeem Google's Free 100GB storage on Google Drive for two years. After purchasing this Chromebox, using your Chromebox visit [...]  We got our 100GB! After two years, you will still be able to access and read your stuff, but if you're over the limit you had after two years, you won't be able to add NEW stuff. Also, by us using the Chromebox as our main computer, we save a lot of wear and tear on our pcs and laptops.
Very easy to use for less-intense computer users, although, I consider myself an intense user and this operating system gels smoothly with my second computer. When you sync your Google Chrome web browser, all of your settings are always the same on both computers. Furthermore, you don't need to close out of all your files when you "shut down" your Chromebox. The machine remember where you where and re-opens everything when you start-up (in about 10-20 seconds).
A driver for a simple laser printer (and also maybe for a snapshot-print printer) would make it all work. I'd buy a $100 base-model laser printer for her if Samsung (and/or HP, Canon, Epson...) would make sure it works and stays supported.Better support for VGA and the other usual late-model-TV interfaces would also go a long way.How about it, Google?
This system adequately represents the CromeOS. I can do my silly internet browsing in the morning before I head to work. I use a DVI to HDMI cable to connect this to my TV, and it successfully brings both video and sound to my television. I still use a different PC for specific applications, but when I am sitting in front of the TV and need to google something, this works out quite well. Able to print to cloud accessible printer.
I tried the computer wired and wireless and the speed is the same for both (21mbs download and 2mbs upload) in my network, using speetest.net.The included 2 year 100gb storage on Google drive costs $5 dollars a month. Therefore, the free 2 years you get with this machine will cost $120 if you buy it alone. Anyone currently paying for this service should consider buying the entry level Chromebook which costs $200.
Answer: No, absolutely not.  You log in the first time with your google account info (User name, password).  If you don't already have an account, you set one up, for free, just takes a minute or two.  This is a fantastic "computer".  You can't install programs on it, and you need a printer capable of "e-Print", but this thing is lightning fast, full start up in 10 seconds.