| rocketpig said: I'm failing to see the reason why the world needs a touch-enabled Chromebook when you can just slap a keyboard on an Android tablet and get the exact same experience... This sounds like a job for the Department of Redundancy Department. |
Slight difference and same reason someone would choose a laptop over the newer Surface pro.
1) cost. Arguable, the newer chromebooks are cheaper with the same specs as the latest similar sized tablets. (granted, with a touchscreen added it may not be so much cheaper anymore)
2) usability. A tablet with a keyboard can't sit on your lap holding itself up. A laptop can.
Personally, I'd go for either a 7" tablet and/or a laptop that has the screens that can turn and fold flat giving you the tablet or laptop experience.
