Next-gen Chromebooks might sport Ivy Bridge processors

[Redaktion]

With the release of the Chrome OS, there are many evidences being found for the Next-gen Chromebooks supporting Ivy Bridge processors

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Next-gen-Chromebooks-might-sport-Ivy-Bridge-processors.72665.0.html

[AdamG]

New, more powerful chips should make Chromebooks even more attractive to potential buyers.  As more people adopt Chromebooks more will also want to use them to access their Windows applications, especially for work.

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Note:  I work for Ericom