New Lacros Chrome Browser

And a great deal on the the ASUS CM34

View this email in your browser ChromeOS 116 makes the move to the new Lacros Chrome browser an absolute breeze ChromeOS 116 has started rolling out and while we're still looking for any other new stuff to talk about in this latest update, the one thing we've been a bit fixated on this week has been the new, decoupled Chrome browser for ChromeOS devices called Lacros. The main thing you need to understand is this: Lacros separates Chrome (the browser) from ChromeOS (the operating system) so that updates can happen for your browser in-step with other desktop Chrome versions in the future. Ready to try it out? Check out Robby's article here to get all the details.  Trending on Chrome Unboxed 🔥 ChromeOS now has native Virtual App Delivery thanks to new Cameyo integration I simply can't justify buying a Pixel Tablet How to try out Google's new Chrome browser on Chromebooks Google TV adds 25 new free channels with classics Pixel 8 series could be getting my dream group photo feature Floating Workspace feature is beginning to show up in Canary Sponsored by Cameyo Win a ChromeOS for Business bundle from Google, LG, and Cameyo If your organization is looking to adopt ChromeOS, our new giveaway is for you! We've teamed up with the good folks from Google, LG, and Cameyo to bring you the ultimate ChromeOS for Business bundle, which includes: 10 of LG's 34" All-In-One ChromeOS devices 10 Chrome Enterprise Upgrade licenses 10 licenses for Cameyo's Virtual App Delivery service This bundle provides you everything you need to deploy these ChromeOS devices in minutes while providing seamless access to all your apps - including Windows apps - so that your people have the most secure, productive experience possible.  To enter the giveaway, click HERE. This convertible ASUS Chromebook for $299 is almost too good to be true Continuing a summer of massive deals on Chromebooks, the new AMD-powered ASUS Chromebook CM34 Flip is back on sale once again for an unbelievable $200 off its $499 retail price.  This device is powered by an AMD Ryzen 3 7320C, coupled with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Its design echoes the ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX34 Flip, with key differences being the navy chassis and the more standard 60Hz 16:10 14-inch screen (versus the 144Hz on the CX34) with 300 nits of brightness.  Whether you're gearing up for the back-to-school season or simply in the market for a dependable Chromebook, this deal is too good to pass up. Check out this deal here. Want to advertise in this newsletter or partner with Chrome Unboxed to get your brand in front of our audience? Go here. Copyright © 2023 Unboxed Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Unboxed Media 111 W Dixie Ave Ste 200 Elizabethtown, KY 42701-1410 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.