Although Google's Chromebooks today are all sold out, the truth is that the company would have realized that, at least at this time, the market does not demand this type of computers. This is what has come to confirm in his statements nothing less than Rick Osterloh, Senior Vice President of Google.
In his latest statements, when asked if after two iterations already in the market the company had planned to further evolve the idea, the response of the Google executive has been clear since he has commented that, precisely after these two versions, Chromebook life has come to an end.
Google is clear, no more laptops manufactured under its own brand.
Precisely and before this possibility, as is logical the media have tried to make Rick Osterloh make it clear what he was referring to, the manager has commented that the company, at least today, has no plans to create a new generation Chromebook And, despite the fact that the versions on the market are already sold out, there is no intention of making more.
Now, another point to take into account is the future of Chorme OS that, unlike Chromebook, will continue to be developed. As the director of Google Chrome OS is a great initiative of the company, Google has not withdrawn from the world of laptops. We are number 2 in market share in the US and UK but we have no plans to build laptops under the Google brand.