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I think it is a good idea to buy a non-Intel Google Chromebook like Samsung Chromebook Plus which uses a different non-Intel brand of CPU like the Samsung CPU.
Non-Intel Chromebooks which use a Nvidia K1, Samsung, and other mobile ARM CPUs, and Faster AMD Windows laptops are one of the few non-Intel laptops which can run Google Chrome web browser and Android apps at a usable.
I think Spectre is not affected in the latest version of Chrome OS, and non-Intel ARM/Mobile CPUs are not affected by Intel Meltdown security problem, so non-Intel CPU on Chromebooks are safer to use for browsing the web with Chrome.
There also won't be Meltdown related slowdown problems in Non-Intel CPUs, so you are getting all the performance which you are paying for instead of being slowed down by Meltdown patches which can slowdown Intel CPUs by 30% which can make some Intel Celeron, Atom, and i3 CPUs in Chromebooks a lot slower when doing more intensive tasks like streaming HD video, and online gaming.
Non-Intel Chromebooks which use a Nvidia K1, Samsung, and other mobile ARM CPUs, and Faster AMD Windows laptops are one of the few non-Intel laptops which can run Google Chrome web browser and Android apps at a usable.
I think Spectre is not affected in the latest version of Chrome OS, and non-Intel ARM/Mobile CPUs are not affected by Intel Meltdown security problem, so non-Intel CPU on Chromebooks are safer to use for browsing the web with Chrome.
There also won't be Meltdown related slowdown problems in Non-Intel CPUs, so you are getting all the performance which you are paying for instead of being slowed down by Meltdown patches which can slowdown Intel CPUs by 30% which can make some Intel Celeron, Atom, and i3 CPUs in Chromebooks a lot slower when doing more intensive tasks like streaming HD video, and online gaming.
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