However, the recent news of Minecraft being natively available on recent Chromebooks, along with reports of Google’s internal prototype codenamed ‘Hades,’ featuring the more affordable RTX 4050 and a 13th-generation Intel CPU with DDR5 memory, have added fuel to the discussion. With these developments, Google is proudly showcasing the gaming capabilities of its Chromebook, demonstrating that this machine is more than capable of running some of the best PC games available.
What makes this prospect even more enticing is that Chromebooks, even the high-end models, are reasonably priced compared to Ultrabooks and dedicated gaming machines. By investing in gaming Chromebooks, Google could potentially offer a product that combines the best features of a gaming laptop without the exorbitant price tag typically associated with such devices. As a fellow consumer, this idea is undeniably exciting.
