Too little, too little, has allowed Google to show what the idea is, so shutting down Stadia doesn’t result in the use of technology developed for its operation. This will be applied on a new line Chromebooks which aims to be a solution to play.
The idea of increasing Google’s choice of laptops using its own operating system for everything related to games has been debated for a long time. And besides the fact that its own client for Steam is in full development, a new product line has been discovered. collaborators level like ASUS, Lenovo and Acer.
How does this new line of Chromebooks work?
The main thing is to optimize the operating system of these models to offer superior performance,more advanced hardware to be able to offer the necessary performance to play by taking advantage of the cloud. Therefore, titles are not used locally, at least for now, and Internet servers are used to enjoy what are called AAA games (these are games that run smoothly when streaming).
In addition, Google will implement Stadia technology in the link to access the services of three companies that currently offer a streaming gaming platform: Microsoft; NVIDIA and Amazon (or the same thing: Game Pass, GeForce Now, and Luna+, respectively). Of course, teams will have a number of game-specific accessories such as hands or keyboards and mice, and there are already options from Steelseries or Corsair that offer decent compatibility. In other words, everything is perfectly thought out, everything needs to be said to enjoy the creations that work together. 1600p resolution and 120fps frame rate.
A great price on the first laptops
It’s something like that again will emphasize In this case, on Chromebooks designed specifically for gaming. There are three models announced to go on sale this month (Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook; ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX55 Flip and finally, Acer Chromebook 516 GE) and they are available. Between $399 and $799. That’s quite reasonable considering we’re talking about laptops with at least 15-inch screens and Intel Core i5 or i7 processors.
Definitely, Google remains committed to games in the cloud, even if not as the main player. And a good example is that the new high-performance Chromebook lineup means gaming isn’t a secret for these laptops.
Source: Cincodias Elpais
