![]() ![]() The product itself isn’t going to compare to an iPad anytime soon, but it provides a pretty interesting glimpse into what it’s actually like to use Chrome OS on a tablet. The device itself is meant for education, built with sturdy plastic and priced at just $330. It’s timely, then, that Acer sent us the industry’s first shipping Chrome OS tablet, the Chromebook Tab 10, for us to check out. Adding tablet-centric features to Google’s easy-to-use, secure, and easy-to-administer operating system could give the company an important new weapon in taking on Apple and Microsoft. ![]() ![]() That makes Google’s recent improvements in how well Chrome OS supports pure tablet devices even more important. The marriage has been an unhappy one, leaving Apple’s iPad and even Windows 2-in-1 devices as the main options for tablets. Google’s presence in tablets has long consisted of its Android smartphone OS stretched to fit larger displays. ![]()
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