HP and Google roll out intriguing $279 Chromebook 11

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If your main activity on a computer is spend hours on the internet, then, the Chromebook was designed for you. The Chromebook is a secondary computer machine. I’m finding it hard to think of a reason to buy one, when I can get all its capabilities using a typical computer. Let’s just give it a run on its features; a quick review.
It runs the same mobile processors as smartphones and tablets; it runs the Chrome OS; 11.6" 1366×768 IPS LCD (135 ppi); Webcam; the Chromebook can be charged with a micro-usb cable, the same kind used on a Blackberry, Samsung, etc. so, you don’t need more than one chargers when going on a trip. It has a 16GB SSD; 2GB of Memory; 6 hours battery life; weighs 2.3 pounds. The downside is the unavailability of mobile connectivity- 3G/4G, but it comes with Wifi connectivity.
I believe this will be just the perfect machine for reporters.

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