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Google seems to be fighting for a fight through the new video released a few days ago, announcing the new Chromebook, claiming that if you need speed, then you have to skip Windows and MacOS. On the new Chromebook, you'll be able to find what it's looking for, namely Antivirus preinstalled, a battery that lasts all day and automatically updates. In this way, without having annoying popups, the user will be able to work, play or watch something without delaying anything
This of course requires a fast internet connection that will greatly help in some functions,
Google's new ad makes fun of slow MacOS installations, "stuck" applications, and contiguous pop-ups that are upgrades for third-party and third-party programs. It also includes the well-known Windows blue screen that we all met before
In addition, references to applications that many people use, such as Slack, Netflix, Evernote, and Lightroom, are all available for use
It is clear that the promotion of Chromebooks is targeting users who have not changed laptops for years and are looking for something new. However, it is also intended for users who have not used Windows 10 in the past because it is functional with Preinstalled Antivirus, which is quite remarkable
Finally, it is clear that the comparison between the 3 functional , and Google is trying to pull users unsatisfied with the other 2 features in it's own. But is a video enough to convince users to try something new? We will learn this in the coming months.