ChromeOS Flex is now ready to give outdated Windows and Mac computers a second life

July 15. (Portaltic/EP) –

Chrome OS Flexthe cloud-based version of Google’s operating system designed to give a second life to Windows and Mac computers that may have become outdated, is now available for use.

In February, the technology company announced ChromeOS Flex, an operating system free download what are you looking for modernize the work experience with the computer that the user already hasand has now released the final version, after introducing improvements from the comments of the early access program.

This system is based on the cloudwhich makes it quick and easy to install on older computers via USB after download it from their websiteand the background updates prevent slowdown, as the company explains it’s a statement.

Also, it offers protection against growing threatssuch as ‘malware’ and ‘ransomware’, and also those from “employee errors”, and works with consumption 19 percent less “than other devices”.

Google has highlighted the role that this operating system has in the reduction of electronic waste, by giving obsolete Windows and Mac computers a second life.

The company has certified to date 295 teams compatible with ChromeOS Flex, from brands such as Apple, Acer, Dell, Microsoft, Minisforum, Zotac or Advantech, to name a few. The lack of this certification, however, does not prevent the operating system from being installed on a computer.