Chromebook news 2017

Here are some notable Chromebook news stories from 2017:

January 2017

• Google announces the Chromebook Pixelbook, a high-end Chromebook with a 12.3-inch Quad HD display, Intel Core i5 processor, and 128GB of storage. (Source: The Verge)
• Acer announces the Chromebook 715, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 15.6-inch Full HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: CNET)

February 2017

• HP announces the Chromebook 11, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: Laptop Mag)
• Lenovo announces the Chromebook 700, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: PCMag)

March 2017

• Google announces the Chrome OS 57 update, which includes features such as improved performance, new keyboard shortcuts, and support for Android apps. (Source: Android Authority)
• Asus announces the Chromebook Flip C213, a convertible Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: TechRadar)

April 2017

• Google announces the Chromebook Pixelbook Pen, a stylus designed specifically for the Pixelbook. (Source: The Verge)
• Dell announces the Chromebook 11 2-in-1, a convertible Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: CNET)

May 2017

• Acer announces the Chromebook Spin 11, a convertible Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: Laptop Mag)
• HP announces the Chromebook x2, a detachable Chromebook with a 12.3-inch Quad HD display and Intel Core m3 processor. (Source: The Verge)

June 2017

• Google announces the Chrome OS 59 update, which includes features such as improved performance, new keyboard shortcuts, and support for Android apps. (Source: Android Authority)
• Lenovo announces the Chromebook 510, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: PCMag)

July 2017

• Asus announces the Chromebook Flip C434, a convertible Chromebook with a 14-inch Full HD display and Intel Core m3 processor. (Source: TechRadar)
• Acer announces the Chromebook 715, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 15.6-inch Full HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: Laptop Mag)

August 2017

• Google announces the Chrome OS 60 update, which includes features such as improved performance, new keyboard shortcuts, and support for Android apps. (Source: Android Authority)
• HP announces the Chromebook 15, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 15.6-inch Full HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: CNET)

September 2017

• Google announces the Chromebook Pixelbook Go, a budget-friendly Chromebook with a 12.3-inch Quad HD display and Intel Core m3 processor. (Source: The Verge)
• Lenovo announces the Chromebook C340, a convertible Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: PCMag)

October 2017

• Google announces the Chrome OS 61 update, which includes features such as improved performance, new keyboard shortcuts, and support for Android apps. (Source: Android Authority)
• Asus announces the Chromebook Flip C434, a convertible Chromebook with a 14-inch Full HD display and Intel Core m3 processor. (Source: TechRadar)

November 2017

• Google announces the Chromebook Pixelbook Pen 2, a stylus designed specifically for the Pixelbook. (Source: The Verge)
• Acer announces the Chromebook Spin 11, a convertible Chromebook with a 11.6-inch HD display and Intel Celeron processor. (Source: Laptop Mag)

December 2017

• Google announces the Chrome OS 62 update, which includes features such as improved performance, new keyboard shortcuts, and support for Android apps. (Source: Android Authority)
• HP announces the Chromebook x2, a detachable Chromebook with a 12.3-inch Quad HD display and Intel Core m3 processor. (Source: The Verge)

These are just a few of the many Chromebook news stories from 2017.