The Verge: Google and Dell team up to take on Microsoft with Chromebook Enterprise laptops.

As someone fond both of Android tablets and of Dell's Latitudes, I'd be a lot more tempted by this if it wasn't for two problems:

1. My Chromebook is a lot more buggy than my Android, Linux, and NT devices.
2. Chrome's "Stable" channel prefers rapidly pushing versions over Q/A.

Or as I like to think of it: there's really two reasons I've been using my Latitude running Debian ore than my Chromebook the past few reasons. A Core i5 smokes a Celeron, and I'm tired of OS upgrades that leaves me grumbling over quality, both at the Android support and native Chrome OS.

In practice these days I'll usually have Stark and Scarlett at my sides during the work day; with my Chromebook relegated to a spare machine. That's after using the Chromebook as my main workstation for a year and after a lot of years using an Android tablet as a workstation replacement.