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Q: Anyone using a Chromebook in China?

Just wondering if anyone has experience.  Especally since the government here bocks of slows a lot of google's apps.  Also, has anyone used a Wolvol laptop?  

12 years 13 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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I am interested in this too. I like the Chromebook concept, and I was thinking of asking a friend to buy me one in the UK and bring it over next time he visits.

 

Anyone have any experience of them here ?

 

 

 

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I have been researching the purchase of a chromebook. My biggest concern is whether all the google stuff is reliable in China. I would love to receive some advice regarding other people's experiences.

 

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I'm a tech, don't buy a chromebook. Yes 90% of Google's stuff won't work and it's not a secure or stable system yet... still a few bugs to work out

iWolf:

Thanks for the heads up Mr Ironman. You have saved me some cash.

 

I recently read about the 2014 models. They sounded impressive. I guess that'll learn me for reading manufacturers blogs (and believing them...a little).

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ironman510:

When I read about the Chromebook I also liked what I heard and then I started reading the hardware and reviews. It didn't mix well. But I do feel a stable Chromebook will be coming soon. Its also an OS issue. Stick to windows 7 or 8, much more secure..

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 you are tech? what does that mean? Windows is the most insecure is there is. OS X, BSD and Linux are all more secure. From everything I read Chrome, which is based on Linux is more secure too. Android might be less secure then Windows though.

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ironman510:

I agree Linux is more secure. But Android OS is easy to Hack.. Windows is unfortunately are best choice for everyday use.

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