Architecture: x86-64 architecture from either Intel or AMD processors; ... Upon successful completion, your once-retired laptop will boast a revitalized operating system – Chrome OS Flex ...

Up until now, Chrome OS existed only on devices such as Chromebooks, Chromeboxes and similar. Now, even computers made within the past 13 years with x86 architecture can become Chrome OS Flex devices.

Chrome OS Flex is a free and sustainable way to modernize devices you already own. It’s easy to deploy across your fleet or simply try it to see what a cloud-first OS has to offer.

Google says Chrome OS Flex can run efficiently on devices that are up to 13 years old—a bold claim we are eager to try out once we can get our hands on an Apple PowerBook G4.

Chrome OS Flex is an operating system that can help revive old PCs and MacBooks. If your PC or MacBook doesn't run well anymore, you can erase the OS and replace it with Chrome OS Flex. All you ...

Chrome OS Flex is a wild new program that makes it almost laughably easy to convert any old Windows or Mac system into a fully functioning Chrome OS device — one that’s updated every four ...

Anyone can try Chrome OS Flex today, but Google is positioning the product more towards businesses and education institutions — something that the company already focuses on with Chrome OS more ...

Google has launched Chrome OS Flex, a new way of turning your older PC into a Chromebook running Chrome OS. It's a free way of recycling an old PC, though it comes with a number of caveats.

Google is bringing Chrome OS to older PCs and Macs. Chrome OS Flex is a new version designed for businesses and schools that want to move away from Windows.

Chrome OS has never cared about specs in the way Macs and PCs do. Sure you can get Core i7 Chromebooks with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, but high-end specs are largely unnecessary.

Chrome OS Flex will only require 4GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and an Intel or AMD x86 processor. You May Also Like. Google built Chrome OS Flex after acquiring Neverware in 2020.

Chrome OS Flex was made possible after Google acquired Neverware, the makers of CloudReady, in 2020. It has since worked with the team to integrate CloudReady into a Chrome-branded product.