Google tries to take on the iPad with its first ever Chrome OS tabletWith Apple's education event imminent, Google has debuted its first ever Chrome OS tablet. Round one — fight!
As I'm sure all of you already know, tomorrow is Apple's highly anticipated education event, and many are expecting a new, more affordable iPad. However, it seems Google is attempting to beat Apple to the punch. This morning, the company announced its very first Chrome OS tablet, complete with educational focus.
Called the Acer Chromebook Tab 10, the tablet features the same operating system as its already-established line of Chrome OS laptops, desktops, convertibles, and all-in-ones and is aesthetically similar to existing Android tablets on the market. Like with other Chromebooks, users of the Tab 10 will have access to a wide variety of native and Android apps, including those for note-taking, browsing, illustrating and creating, reading, learning, and more.
Specs-wise, the Tab 10 has a 9.7-inch, 2048 x 1536 display, just like the iPad's. It also boasts a pretty...
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Google tries to take on the iPad with its first ever Chrome OS tablet
