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Google really desires to make Androids on Samsung Chromebooks, to team up with Samsung on making some new hardware. After several months of preparation, the two companies are now ready to go on with the merger, with a set of laptops to take advantage of the mobile-friendly software. If this is made possible, they could already give inexpensive Windows laptops a genuine competitor.

Introducing the Samsung Chromebook Pro 

According to Business Insider, the Google company says every new Samsung Chromebook will work with Android apps from here on out. Their plan on bringing Android to Chrome OS seem to be progressing now. The company confirmed last Monday that, "All Chromebooks launching in 2017 and after will support Android apps in the coming future".

Recently, Samsung announced the new Chrome OS pair, which is the Chromebook Plus, and the Samsung Chromebook Pro. Specs wise, both are really high-end. Traditionally, the common complaint about the Chrome OS is that the web browsers pale in comparison to what you can get on a Chromebook. Web apps are great, but didn't quite fit on the Chrome OS. The new Samsung Chromebook Pro is the convertible laptop that's supposed to be the first true manifestation of the dream. According to The Verge, a $549 Intel-based device is coming out in April. But the device is not quite ready to be reviewed yet. Putting a beta software on the devices we use, and merging of mobile apps sound great, but still complicated for a new discovery.

Samsung Chromebook Pro: android apps?

Also, Android apps were designed for a phone only, so this would be another problem of the developer's team to bring it to laptops. If Google wants to take the Chrome OS to Windows laptop, it needs to be a lot better before they release the next reviews.When it is great to have a new experience of this new beta software on the devices, the merger of the two operating systems was still quite undesirable.

Will you be getting Samsung Chromebook Pro?