Chromebook is a line of laptop and tablets whose operating system is Linux-based (as opposed to Microsoft’s Windows OS, for example). It’s created for use primarily online, utilizing the Google Chrome web browser and employing cloud-based office software. This makes it less vulnerable to virus download. Samsung, Acer, HP and Lenovo brands are key issuers of Chromebook.The Samsung Chromebook 4+, model 350XBA-K02 under review here (with 64GB eMMC) is supposed to be a notch above its sister model, the 350XBA-K01. Still, it’s an entry level, budget machine and it’s easy to carry around.The 15.6-inch machine with minimalist design and anti-glare screen outputs in 1080p and is fitted with a 720p webcam. My one complaint with this Samsung is the TN panel which washes out images when it tilts far back. Best to keep it straight up. Its two speakers are sufficiently good but not truly music quality. Its boot time is fast. I like its battery life (about ten hours) and the two USB “C” ports (also, one Type “A’). Type “C” is fast becoming the industry standard because it can be plugged in either way. For an average home user like me this Chromebook is plenty good at its current price. I like it.