

This means Chromebooks can now run desktop-level software, given that the Chromebook supports Linux apps and has enough power to run them.

For those reasons, Chrome OS devices are generally cheaper than their Windows/macOS counterparts, although there are a few expensive models on offer as well. It’s designed for simple tasks like browsing the web and running Android apps, so it doesn’t need high-end hardware. Cheap: Chrome OS is open-source and free to use.It also works fast and boots up in mere seconds. The Chromebook operating system is so simple, even your grandma could use it. Simple: Chrome OS is all about simplicity.
