(We're not sure exactly how much the terms of those deals are secret.) In response, companies like HP started making decent Windows notebooks you could buy for as low as $200. The company started offering Windows for far cheaper to manufacturers building inexpensive laptops. Sure, you could find a $300 Windows computer if you looked hard enough, maybe even one at the $250 mark, but you'd be talking about an exceptionally flimsy machine with a terrible keyboard that would struggle to browse the Web.īut last year, Microsoft turned all of that on its head. When the starting price of a decent Windows computer was $500, a $250 Chromebook seemed like a steal. Originally, Chrome OS computers were supposed to be so inexpensive you could afford to treat them carelessly, even throw them away, yet fast enough to perform basic tasks. Cheap Windows laptops are killing the need for cheap Chromebooks
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