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Chromebook vs. Chromebook+: A Quick Guide

Chromebook Plus vs. Chromebook


Chromebooks
have quickly become popular in K-12 for their simplicity, security, and affordability. But what's the difference between a standard Chromebook and a Chromebook+?

Standard Chromebook: Your Everyday Companion

A standard Chromebook is a great device for basic computing tasks. It's perfect for students allowing for:

  • Web browsing: Seamlessly surf the internet.
  • Email: Check and send emails efficiently.
  • Document editing: Create and edit documents with Google Docs.
  • Streaming: Enjoy your favorite shows and movies.

Key features of a standard Chromebook:

  • Affordable: Budget-friendly pricing.
  • Lightweight and portable: Easy to carry around.
  • Fast boot times: Quick startup and resume.
  • Automatic updates: Ensures security and performance.
  • Cloud-based storage: Store files online with Google Drive.

Chromebook+: Power Up Your Productivity

A Chromebook+ is a more powerful version of a standard Chromebook, designed for users who need more performance and advanced features. It's ideal for teachers, high school students and anyone using applications such as:

  • Creative work: Edit photos and videos with more demanding software.
  • Gaming: Play casual games and older titles.
  • Heavy multitasking: Run multiple apps and tabs simultaneously.
  • Offline work: Access files and apps without an internet connection.

Key features of a Chromebook+:

  • Upgraded hardware: Faster processors, more RAM, and larger storage.
  • Enhanced AI capabilities: Built-in AI features for better performance and productivity.
  • Improved display: Higher resolution and better color accuracy.
  • Longer battery life: Power through your day without needing to charge.


Breakdown:

Feature Standard Chromebook Chromebook+
Processor Less powerful More powerful
RAM Lower Higher
Storage Smaller Larger
AI capabilities Limited Advanced w/ Gemini
Best for K-8 Students. Basic tasks, web browsing, email Teachers, Administrators and High School Students. Creative work, gaming, heavy multitasking