Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 17th Jan 2013 23:36 UTC
"Meet the new ThinkPad X131e Chromebook: A fast booting, highly customizable laptop PC built with rugged features for the daily rigors of K-12 education. The ThinkPad X131e Chromebook simplifies software and security management for school administrators and provides students and teachers with quick access to thousands of apps, education resources and storage." Lenovo is the third OEM to jump into ChromeOS. Chromebooks have been doing well on Amazon, apparently, too. Android tablets, iPads, the Mac, and now Chromebooks - it must be rainy in Redmond.
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Member since:2007-02-18
It's not spying when you have agreed to allow them to do it.
But what have people actually agreed to? For example, all the information collected by AOL search allowed researchers to track down specific people. Can we actually say that people know what they're agreeing to in this age of one-sided* 100 page EULAs?
* And I don't mean paper, but who benefits.
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2005-08-18
It's not spying when you have agreed to allow them to do it.