#chromeOS for Mac

Google's ChromeOS Flex — a lightweight, cloud-based operating system designed to run on old Macs and PC Windows systems — just went mainstream today, and it primarily caters education and enterprise customers. Considering that Windows 11 had very strict requirements for upgrade — leaving a myriad of PCs (even those with very capable hardware) in the dust — ChromeOS Flex is ready to save them from being dumped to oblivion. Apple has officially unveiled its newest lineup of laptops, the MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini.  The new Mac lineup is now powered with the M1 chip, Apple's first system on chip (SoC) designed for Mac. The new Mac lineup is now powered with the M1 chip, Apple’s first system on chip (SoC) designed for Mac. Apple's newest MacBook has just arrived in the Philippines, along with refreshed MacBook Airs and a new MacBook Pro with Force Touch, all with their respective configurations and prices, but which one should you look into and buy? People who value style and portability People who need more mobility (compared to having an Air) People who want a good laptop but do not need heavy processing power (great display, enough storage for a lot of things, force touch trackpad, still great backlit keyboard) Who shouldn't buy the new 12-inch MacBook? Read more in our articles including "Google officially releases ChromeOS Flex: Turn your old PCs or Macs into a Chromebook for FREE" and "DJI Osmo Pocket 4P now official in the Philippines".