I had one given to me today, would this be any good for APX and Mototrbo programming? 32G storage and 4gb system memory storage.
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Samsung Chromebook Plus.
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slicerwizard
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And now you know why it was given away...
Bob1955
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It was probably one of those "free" Verizon Fios gifts. I sold mine for $100.00! JUNK! Saw it at Best Buy and has poor screen resolution.
It's gone re gifted.
Maybe possible if someone could write a decent Windows emulator for Chrome OS.
Then the cheap chromebooks would probably still not have enough muscle to run anything though.
Then the cheap chromebooks would probably still not have enough muscle to run anything though.
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If you like chrome OS you can get a windows computer and use a program like Virtual Box, VMware or Hyper V if you have windows server to run chrome OS. Also you can install windows XP, win 95 and 98 to run legacy programming software.
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