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Let’s get this out of the way up front: Chrome OS on tablets has been pretty bad up to this point. Whether it was the lack of a proper tablet UI, the poorly considered first attempt at a new tablet UI on the Slate, or simply the fault of slow, cheap hardware, the overall experience has been really bad for a ton of users. It’s even become so poor that Google themselves backed out of making tablets at all moving forward.

Luckily for you and for me, Google didn’t give up on the idea of tablets: only the possibility of building new ones in-house. The software for tablets running Chrome OS has only continued to grow and mature, and the Lenovo Chromebook Duet is the first real benefactor of these efforts. With this device, Lenovo is looking to enter the narrative and tell a bit of a different story with Chrome OS on tablets. And I think they have a real shot at altering the eventual outcome of this product category’s future.


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