You may think you know the answer to this, but you're probably wrong.
Chromebooks are getting a lot of traction in certain sectors of the laptop market such as education and those shopping on a budget. Google's lightweight OS doesn't offer as much as Windows 10, but it also removes some of the headaches, especially on budget hardware.
In some cases buying a Chromebook is a little more outrageous, like spending money on a Pixelbook when you could get a really nice Windows 10 laptop instead. But in the sub-$500 category there's a real case to consider a Google-powered laptop over a Microsoft one.
And that's what we're looking at here. Which should you buy?
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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