The new Chromebooks would be perfect for cloud gaming vía Stadia… if Google plus hadn’t decided to kill the platform.
Google plus has announced today Alliance with three of the world’s leading manufacturers of portable computers, the Development of the first Chromebooks with a focus on cloud gaming. Devices whose technical characteristics lend themselves very well to execution Title i stream vía platforms like Amazon Luna, Nvidia GeForce Now or Xbox Cloud Gaming. And yes, it’s a great announcement, especially since it’s only been two weeks since Google plus killed Stadia, its own cloud gaming platform.
Teams were created by Asus, Lenovo and Acerand put to the test by Gamebench experts to prove that the devices are capable of it deliver consistent performance when you play, and gaming experience too 120 FPS and latency on par with the best consoles.
The new Chromebooks are perfect for gaming in the cloud
They are by The models of this family: Acer Chromebook 516 GE, ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX55 Flip, and Lenovo Ideapad Gaming Chromebook.
You integrate everyone high-resolution displays with refresh rates of up to 120 HertzKeyboards with RGB lighting and anti-ghosting, support for Wi-Fi 6 or 6Y también and immersive audio.
With Google plus Stadia soon to be history, Google plus is partnering with it nvidia so that the three teams from ASUS, Lenovo and Acer are ready to work with them GeForce NOW in its most powerful output, RTX3080. This gives access to hundreds of different games with a resolution of up to 1600p and 120 FPS including support for ray tracing. The GeForce NOW aplicación is installed by default on gaming Chromebooks.
But that’s not all. Google plus also worked hand in hand Microsoft consider Xbox cloud gaming on new Chromebooks vía a web aplicación.
All three sets will be available from the end of the year.