https://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/laptops/best-chromebooks-top-5-chromebooks-in-the-us-1233696 >At long last, laptop sales are on the rise again. For the most part, that’s the result of mobile computing becoming increasingly more affordable and accessible while tablet sales come to a stall. No longer are people interested in sacrificing versatility in favor of ease of use. In fact, today you could argue that maneuvering a Chromebook is as self-explanatory as anything Apple could come up with.  >So too, with a Chromebook, you’ll benefit from Android apps, which – in the future – may very well end up supporting a split-screen mode. Of course, that means that Chromebooks as we know them now are having to get more and more powerful to handle the bump in workload. As it stands presently, Chromebooks don’t always come with the newest processors or cutting-edge graphics, but they do make the best of what they have to offer.