Cloudbook Reviews

The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook is the state of the art in mobile computing, for a surprisingly low price of $429.

Review:

The Samsung Series 5 is the pinnacle of today’s cloud computing technology. It is surprisingly inexpensive, especially compared to tablets like the iPad 2 (which lack a real keyboard). The Series 5 could not be easier to use, and is the ideal computer for accessing the internet on the go, or for someone who just wants a simple, no-stress computing experience without worrying about viruses or frequent system prompts like in Windows. If you’re looking to take the jump into the new era of cloud computing, we think the Series 5 is the best way to go. Read more…

Remember five years ago, when we thought no one could topple Myspace? Well, it may be happening again (and in this blogger’s personal opinion based on the last few times I signed into my Facebook account – not a nanosecond too soon). Read more…

Here it is, the current list of the top selling cases made specifically for Samsung Chromebooks. All of the cases listed below provide comparable levels of basic protection for your Chromebook. Choosing one is a simply a matter of personal preference. If you don’t like the color you see, most of the cases come in several other colors as well. Read more…

Google’s Chromebooks are the most revolutionary laptops to hit the tech market in many years. They fulfill many of the needs of a tablet, such as high mobility, long-lasting battery life, and so on, but are much more practical and easy to use.

For one thing, while Chromebooks have about the same size and thickness as Windows tablets and iPads, they still have real, tactile keyboards, not “virtual keyboards” that obscure more than half of the work area while you’re typing.

The Samsung Series 5 is the more expensive series of Chromebook compared to the Acer Cromia. But is the slightly higher price up-front worth it in the long run? Read more…