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Google is working to solve the Chromebook’s support problem

PCs have no expiration date. Chromebooks do. However, executives at Google recently revealed they’re working with Chromebook makers to ensure you won’t end up buying a Chromebook that will go out of support anytime soon.

During a press briefing to mark the 10th anniversary of Chrome OS and Chromebooks,

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