No specifics for now! But it’s an interesting turn of strategy for what’s considered a “lite” laptop. Kan Liu, the Director of Product Management for Chrome OS, stated that there are more powerful Chromebooks on the way. No Photoshop, no Office, not even Notepad. So how would Steam run on what’s essentially the laptop equivalent of a potato? That’s because, again, they literally only run Google Chrome. That said, Chromebooks carry pretty light, nearly no, processing power. You’re asked to log into a Google account, and you just… browse chrome. It’s an easy claim given literally the only thing the system officially runs is an OS version of the Google Chrome browser. They’re touted as light and easy-to-manage laptops with little to no bloat.
According to Android Police at CES 2020, an upper in charge of Chrome OS claimed the team is working on getting Steam onto Chromebooks.įirst off: okay, fine, Chromebooks have more appeal than just being an easy laptop to hand to kids. Now, there’s a chance kids will be able to play Steam on Chrome OS, aka Chromebooks’ operating system, if the product development team gets their way. Did you really think your kid or cousin’s Chromebook would be safe from video games for long? Forget Cool Math Games or YouTube marathons of gaming videos.
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