(less time is better)

More time to observe, analyze, and learn in science class.

Create new Google

Doc

Take screenshot ofPlanetarium

Save screenshot as image

w/ FireShot

Insert drawing into

RealtimeBoard

Open RealtimeBoard

app

Insert screenshot in RealtimeBoard

Load image

in Polarr

Open presentation in Google Slides

(less time is better)

Take screenshot with

Nimbus Screenshot

More time to calculate, study, and learn in math class.

More fluid images. Better app experience.

Less disappointment. Rich Native Client apps work properly.

Add note in Google

Keep

Load Edmodoplanner

Click Keep note to open

Edmodo® app

Turn in assignment with

Edmodo

Load Mission warm-up in

Khan Academy

Load Khan Academy

lesson

Intel Celeron® 3205U

ARM® Rockchip RK3288Intel Celeron N2840

up to

40%less waiting

59.97s

100.31s86.17s

57.76s

92.52s79.48s

up to

38%less waiting

PrincipledTechnologies®

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*versus the Rockchip RK3288 SoC-based Chromebook

Less waiting,more learningwith Chromebooks™ powered by Intel®*

OpenGeoGebra®

app

Load GeoGebra

function

up to

59%more framesper second

Open Planetarium

app

Open Google

Drawings

Create new board w/

RealtimeBoard

Get all the details at http://facts.pt/1LgiHYr

Planetarium application

Steady stargazing.

Chromebook with Intel processor Chromebook with ARM Rockchip processor

GeoGebra application

Faster fractals.

Open Google

Keep app

Open Khan

Academy®

Open spreadsheet in Google Sheets

Intel Celeron 3205U

ARM Rockchip RK3288Intel Celeron N2840

Chromebooks powered by Intel rendered Planetarium and GeoGebra apps with smoother playback.

Pixlr Touch UpMagisto®

Pixlr Touch UpMagisto

SirrahConstellation: Andromeda

Distance: 97 LYRA: 0h 8m 23.2sDec: +29º 5’ 26”