The next generation of Chrome OS devices have started to hit the market and the new class of Tiger Lake Chromebooks will pave the way for the next evolution of our beloved operating system. Linux on Chrome OS will soon be out of Beta and the container tech that runs the Debian 10 framework will soon begin leveraging more of the CPU and GPU’s raw horsepower. That will be a much-needed boost when Google finally brings full support for Borealis, a.k.a. Steam on Chrome OS. While these new devices are exciting and it appears that they will be more budget-friendly, than previous flagship models, it also means significant discounts on highly-capable current generation hardware.
There are a lot of things to love about the current lineup of Comet Lake devices available to users. For starters, the 10th Gen Intel CPUs are more than powerful enough for heavyweight tasks such as running developer environments via Linux, playing games from the Play Store, and consuming high-quality media content from around the web. On top of that, devices like the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 and the Galaxy Chromebooks from Samsung look simply amazing. The best part? These premium devices are enjoying regular discounts a the moment and right now, eligible buys can score savings up to $500 on a Galaxy Chromebook.
