- The loading speed - The extra privacy it offers (less data sent to 3rd parties) - The extra speed it offers, due to less bloatware - The fact that the upcoming core browser features usually comes to chromium first, rather than chrome - The development tools - The ability to create workspaces, which allows me to work on my project right inside the browser, where they are intended to be used) - The cache's behavior - The stability is relatively good, considering we are talking about a browser version that most of the time is a nightly build - The tooling it provides for performance optimization / analytics - The lack of excessive branding

Used just like Chrome Web Browser. Fast, simple to use. The Chromium OS installed takes less than 10 minutes, and boot to OS cost less than 10 seconds. Chrome OS browser continues the Chrome security. Secondly, Chrome OS for remote hacking and theft of the equipment have carried out security. Finally, as the data is in the cloud OS, even if the device does not accidentally fall into the water or is on fire, there will be no danger of data loss. Chrome OS is fully optimized for the Web: because the whole system is a browser, so all firmware, background and foreground are optimized for browsing the Web and Web applications do. Also, for Web applications, many related to the calculation of the parts are in the server / cloud conduct, the terminal device only needs to be rendered graphics, so computing resources can be fully utilized.

Has the power of Chrome behind it. The way Chrome/chromium has been architected mean it should be very stable and quick. - in test the is very true. great OS. However still needs a lot more to be used for heavy business use