Using Chromebook Demonstration

Chromebook, NVIDIA and Fast Pass

Forget Game Pass — Google teams up with Nvidia for 'Fast Pass' Chromebook cloud gaming

Google and Nvidia have partnered up to launch a new cloud gaming plan, with new Chromebook purchases getting a year’s membership for free.

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Should you take gaming on Chromebooks seriously? Nvidia's latest move says it all

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Skip the Queue: GeForce Now Fast Pass Lets Chromebooks Get Right to Gaming

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New Chromebooks now come with a year of priority GeForce Now access

Anyone who buys a Chromebook will get 12 months of access to GeForce Now, NVIDIA’s cloud-streaming service that lets you access games you own on platforms like Steam, Xbox and so forth.

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Google’s latest swing at Chromebook gaming is a free year of GeForce Now

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New Chromebooks come with a GeForce Now fast pass - and it looks better than ever

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Nvidia Launches GeForce Now Fast Pass for New Chromebook Customers

GeForce Now Fast Pass will offer up to 10 hours of ad-free game streaming every month, and Chromebook users will enjoy this benefit for a full year.

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New Chromebooks Are Getting GeForce Now for Free Without Ads

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New Chromebooks get a year of ad-free game streaming on GeForce Now

talkandroid.com

That Chrome OS On Android Thing Was Just A Tech Demonstration

Chromebook lovers everywhere were excited when Google showed Chrome OS working on Android. Sadly, that won’t be going anywhere. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles. If you make a purchase through these links, we will ...

PC World

A beginner’s guide to using a Chromebook

In a few months, Windows 10 will take its final bow. That means folks will have to start paying for security updates, which has many people thinking about buying a new computer. One alternative to Windows 11 computers are Chromebooks, a laptop that ...

CNET

Chromebooks: Understand the Myths and Realities Before You Buy

Zach began writing for CNET in November, 2021 after writing for a broadcast news station in his hometown, Cincinnati, for five years. You can usually find him reading and drinking coffee or watching a TV series with his wife and their dog. But a lot of ...