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[2463.58 --> 2464.84] And it's a lot better than it used to be.
[2464.96 --> 2465.14] Yeah.
[2466.18 --> 2466.54] Okay.
[2467.06 --> 2472.06] Alex says, I am all for the HP and Microsoft solution as I can't go without my desktop apps
[2472.06 --> 2472.74] and move to a browser.
[2472.82 --> 2473.22] You know what?
[2473.70 --> 2474.42] Great point.
[2474.56 --> 2475.70] We didn't even bring that up.
[2475.80 --> 2477.12] It's a full Windows OS.
[2477.26 --> 2477.46] Yeah.
[2477.46 --> 2479.46] So you can actually install things on the laptops.
[2480.52 --> 2481.46] We only have 32 gigs, but...
[2482.10 --> 2485.22] But you can have stuff on it.
[2485.22 --> 2485.28] Yeah.
[2485.28 --> 2487.16] And you're not expecting to play games.
[2487.30 --> 2489.70] So most of your apps won't even be that big and you can probably fit it on the...
[2489.70 --> 2493.16] Well, a big problem that I had with Chrome OS was things like codec compatibility.
[2493.42 --> 2496.86] And I don't know if they've addressed that recently, but back when I looked at Acer's
[2496.86 --> 2503.40] Chromebook, I was like, okay, so I can watch, like, these videos and not these other ones.
[2503.52 --> 2504.90] And if you can just install, like...
[2504.90 --> 2505.28] VLC.
[2505.44 --> 2509.08] VLC, Windows Media Player Classic, and CCCP, you're just good for everything.
[2509.08 --> 2510.96] And 32 gigs is not going to be a problem.
[2510.96 --> 2516.14] That's still lots of storage for just those little things that make your life a little bit easier.
[2516.14 --> 2516.50] You know?
[2516.50 --> 2517.02] Just fix stuff.
[2517.16 --> 2517.30] Yeah.
[2517.70 --> 2518.06] Okay.
[2519.00 --> 2522.96] Max says, stream because it would make a great cheap portable Linux device.
[2523.18 --> 2523.78] Great point.
[2524.26 --> 2527.12] Was never interested in Chrome or Chrome OS from Agent 47.
[2527.64 --> 2529.84] This might be intriguing for all the extra stuff you get.
[2529.94 --> 2531.82] Office 365 is actually good.
[2532.56 --> 2533.18] Oh, sure.
[2533.24 --> 2533.66] Why not?
[2533.78 --> 2537.78] Let's experiment live and find out what this actually is.
[2537.78 --> 2538.12] Just check it first.
[2539.30 --> 2539.74] Okay.
[2540.08 --> 2540.30] Yeah.
[2540.34 --> 2540.72] You know what?
[2540.78 --> 2542.46] Let's make that the official one.
[2542.46 --> 2546.22] So, let's go ahead and, uh...
[2546.22 --> 2547.96] Let's just post that here.
[2548.30 --> 2551.30] I hope that I'm already logged in, because otherwise this is going to take me a second.
[2551.42 --> 2551.92] Sorry, guys.
[2555.16 --> 2555.92] Oh, oh!
[2556.06 --> 2556.92] I typoed!
[2556.98 --> 2557.56] I suck!
[2557.84 --> 2558.78] I'm a bad person!
[2559.34 --> 2560.02] Oh, no, I got it.
[2560.44 --> 2563.62] I typoed, but it logged in anyway, so apparently Twitch just doesn't care.
[2565.80 --> 2566.36] All right.
[2566.60 --> 2567.32] Close ad.
[2567.46 --> 2568.28] Stop ad.
[2568.64 --> 2570.54] Please, just let me send a message in the chat.
[2570.82 --> 2571.08] In the...
[2571.08 --> 2571.24] Whoops.
[2572.46 --> 2574.88] All right.
[2574.92 --> 2575.94] Let's pretend that didn't happen.
[2576.36 --> 2576.74] All right.
[2576.78 --> 2577.56] That's official now.
[2577.62 --> 2579.40] So, let's go ahead and let's go back to Twitter here.
[2580.52 --> 2581.36] Oh, my God.
[2581.70 --> 2585.10] Tony says, stream, because there are no applications for Chrome OS.
[2585.42 --> 2587.68] No isn't fair, but it is very limited.
[2587.68 --> 2587.82] Limited.
[2587.82 --> 2588.34] You're very right.
[2589.00 --> 2592.80] Definitely the stream 13, because I want Windows instead of Chrome OS, better compatibility.
[2593.58 --> 2594.26] Spam Jazz.
[2594.40 --> 2595.18] Oh, this is interesting.
[2595.34 --> 2597.32] Our school supplied all the kids with Chromebooks.
[2597.42 --> 2600.02] They don't run plugins and players, so they're sort of a waste.
[2600.02 --> 2603.58] I would rather have something running Windows than not, says Jack.
[2603.68 --> 2606.38] I've used Chromebooks and been very unhappy with them.
[2607.70 --> 2608.10] MSI.
[2608.48 --> 2608.80] Mm-hmm.
[2608.92 --> 2609.22] Okay.
[2610.18 --> 2613.06] I now want a laptop, and it's going to be a stream one with a touchscreen.
[2613.58 --> 2614.40] Really interesting.
[2614.40 --> 2616.56] I don't think we have ever...
[2616.56 --> 2616.94] Oh, no.
[2617.00 --> 2617.38] There we go.
[2617.44 --> 2621.12] I was about to say, I don't think we've ever had the entire audience as unanimous about
[2621.12 --> 2622.04] something as this.
[2622.86 --> 2624.16] But BCD says...
[2624.16 --> 2626.64] Oh, I think he might have misunderstood.
[2627.90 --> 2631.28] Two of the devices are laptops with keyboards.
[2631.66 --> 2631.88] Yeah.
[2632.34 --> 2632.86] And they're still...
[2632.86 --> 2633.86] That's a good point.
[2634.18 --> 2634.36] Yeah.
[2634.36 --> 2637.18] Because especially if you're in a production thing, like if you're doing work and you need
[2637.18 --> 2640.42] to use Excel or Word, not using a real keyboard is going to be really frustrating.
[2640.56 --> 2641.94] This is a great point from Austin.
[2642.16 --> 2646.36] Stream, because I don't think it's fair to say it's stupid and pointless, but...
[2647.00 --> 2647.52] Stupid pointless.
[2647.74 --> 2652.84] But Windows can do everything that Chrome OS can and more.
[2653.08 --> 2657.38] So if you're getting a low-cost device where you're not saddled with that extra $100 burden
[2657.38 --> 2662.14] of the Windows license, then yeah, why not have Windows?
[2662.24 --> 2663.34] Because you can put a Chrome browser on Windows.