This guide is more detailed than the website. Chrome O/S limitations are listed by functionality and by Profession and Occupation.

This guide provides references to 220 Club and Technology Club documents which help provide the frameworks needed for conversation and identification of areas of need. It helps identify the Local Computing solutions most are using or use to rely on and the comparable cloud computing system which would replace them.

What should be easy and straight forward just had a hatched job done on it when all the Global Manufacturers conspired to swap out appropriate solid state drives for eMMC storage (5x slower) without cutting pricing or customer education. To counter this we are going to educate you on basic components in any computer and make suggestions for buying and testing commercial Chromebooks using a "HOLISTIC" Stress Tests that will tell you what you have in a machine no matter what specs they claim .

This guide defines stress tests a consumer should apply to any/all new Chromebooks to determine HOLISTIC computing prowess of a machine. The price of the machine should be in accordance with its stress test performance and sub par machines by design should be returned to the vendor.

This guide helps you take an older PC or Mac into a local computer store and get it converted to a Chrome O/S device for a fee that should be in the $80 to $100 range. Reusing older computers instead of buying new or recycling has significant positive affects on Mother Earth. Rare earth mineral mining is reduced and all the chemicals associated with creating, recycling and disposing of computer parts are reduced.

This guide points to resources you might use to get oriented for doing conversions yourself. I have not done any yet, so this is the blind leading the blind and I am likely not a great resource for this, but there's a link to Neverware website that likely will be a good place for all to start!

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