New features for Microsoft Bing and Microsoft Edge that Launched in January!

Rae_Rae I feel you. My son has a chromebook for school. I knew they were intended for 'light business-work' and web browsing, but I hadn't realized how limiting that could be. There isn't even an alarm clock chrome web app, so when his iPad crapped out I had to get him a Kindle. I heard rumors that Chrome will be able to run full blown android apps soon, but that was a while back and I haven't followed up on it. I don't think they'll be worth buying until then. As far as I can tell, you pay the same for the hardware, but get some savings from not having to pay for a Windows license.

I don't know your machine specs, but maybe you could install Linux? If that would take up too much space or machine power, and your computer is touchscreen, maybe you could install Android. Some versions of Linux can now run Android apps and Bing and Edge are both available for Android.