#3 Chromebooks

The internet company has set its foot in the electronic world yet again with laptops called Chromebooks. These laptops are meant for the ‘connected generation’ and runs on Goolge’s Chrome OS and does not support any applications made for Windows and Mac operating systems. Chromebooks have a built-in media player and internet browser. The price for Chromebooks starts at $250, which is cheaper than most tablets and laptops.

#2 Internet balloons

Google recently launched its Project Loon, where it sent out air balloons strapped with internet antennas into the stratosphere at a height of 20km. This project was launched to connect the developing countries where internet connection is weak or almost nil. Through this, Google aims to provide 3G speed via internet balloons which covers an area of 1,256 sq m each.

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