Intel Gets Serious About Chromebook

Suddenly looking more viable
Most of today's Chromebooks are based largely on lackluster ARM and Celeron platforms. But starting later this year, you'll be able to choose between dozens of Chromebook models that are based on modern Intel platforms like the Core i3 and the Bay Trail-M system-on-a-chip (SoC). These devices—many of which will offer touch-screens, too, including some convertible models—will represent a significant threat to Windows in the crucial low-end of the market.

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