Google's New 3G Chromebooks: $330 for 2 Years of Data

by Steven Blum

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Google's new Chromebooks are quite the steal. Looks like you can snag a 3G model for just $330 – including a monthly data allowance of 100MB for two full years – through Verizon as of today.

Now that might sound like not a lot of data, but consider that you're only going to be paying an extra $80 for that 3 years of data. If you decide to go the WiFi route, you're only going to be spending $250, which is still a pretty outstanding value.

Google Chromebooks are like traditional laptops, stripped down to their bare essentials. They ship with Chrome OS, which uses the Linux kernel and the Google Chrome web browser as well as an integrated media player. The boot time of the devices is eight seconds.

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Link 6 months ago

my win 8 lappy boots in 6 sec!

Link 6 months ago

Hahahaha Verizon is funny AF, 100 MB... LOL two websites, one small download and bam youre over your limit

Link 6 months ago

I am curious how smooth it all runs on this hardware..

Patrick, Chrome is fully integrated with Android.

Link 6 months ago

Now, the next step is to develop some semblance of android chrome os integration..