

Dell Chromebook: Make quick Google searches with this 11.6-inch Dell Inspiron Chromebook. It has 4GB of RAM and a 2.48GHz Intel Celeron processor for efficient performance on Chrome OS, and its HD display lets you enjoy viewing YouTube videos. Connect peripherals to the two USB 3.0 ports of this 16GB Dell Inspiron Chromebook.
A: There's absolutely no way Fortnite would run on this Chromebook...
A: Microsoft Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint are all available through the Google Play Store. You should be able to do basic to intermediate Microsoft Office tasks with no difficulty. (Hey, if I can do it on my phone and my two Android tablets, a Chromebook should be no problem.) It also supports OneDrive, so you have access to your cloud-based files just as you would in Windows 10. //Steve//
Q: Are Playstore and Android apps compatible with and/or usable on this Chromebook?
A: Yes this chromebook uses google playstore for apps.
Q: Is Google Play installed on this Chromebook?
A: Google Play is available on the Chromebook
Q: Just curious is this laptop simple and easy to use and can it work with any printer and any mouse.
A: How easy something is to use is of course relative....that said Chrome OS is meant to be user friendly and straight forward to use for sure. We have 3 Chrome OS devices in our house, including my primary laptop (typing this response from a 3 year old HP Chrome Book) as well as one for each of my kids. We are all very pleased with the speed, simplicity and reliability that Google has achieved, far surpassing Microsoft in both regards especially when compared to Windows 10 (again I used both OS's as well as several Linux flavors on a regular basis). You should be up and running within a few short minutes with this laptop. Any wired or wireless mouse should be plug and play and in terms of printer support with Chrome OS, Google has tried to make that straight forward as well -> https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7225252?hl=en I don't think that you will be sorry with purchasing this Dell laptop. I purchased it for use in the Sunday morning church group that I lead, as the several year old laptop available for use in the class (an older Dell laptop running Windows 10) is embarrassingly slow, an experience that I've never observed on any Chrome OS device (consistent speed being one of the many hallmarks of Chrome OS).
A: On a Chromebook, you can't 'game' much at all... this is slower than the pixel phones too..
A: Chromebooks are more designed for online work, so if you're looking to install and perform extensive graphics, you're better off going with a Mac or Windows machine with superior ram, memory and graphics card.
Q: Can you download Netflix on this?
A: Yes!