Google Chromebooks are fast-loading netbooks running the new Google Chrome OS. Chromebooks depend on web applications for everything from word processing to spreadsheets. These browser-only devices are supposed to provide a better user experience for common tasks like reading email or surfing. But can a Chromebook do real work? Can it keep up with the demands of running an online store?
Last week, I reviewed the Acer AC700 Chromebook — see 'Low-Price Acer Chrombooks: What a Computer Should Be?' — considering its hardware, physical size, and the Chrome OS. In this post, I will describe my experience using this Chromebook to complete many common business tasks. My goal is to answer the question, “Can a Chromebook do the real work of runni...
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