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Google Cr-48 Vs Wyvern Moblab -
Google CR-48
The Cr-48 ("Mario") was not a product sold to consumers but was distributed to participants in Google’s pilot program to test Chrome OS. Design & Build: google cr-48 vs wyvern moblab
Unlike the Cr-48 laptop, a Wyvern-based MobLab is a desktop-style Chromebox used as a server. It requires extra peripherals like USB-to-Ethernet dongles Google CR-48 The Cr-48 ("Mario") was not a
Security & Manageability
- CR-48:
The Wyvern ran a customized Windows environment. MobLab wasn't selling a laptop; they were selling a pedagogical platform. The Wyvern was pre-loaded with the MobLab client, allowing students to participate in real-time economic games (auctions, prisoner’s dilemma, supply and demand simulations). The hardware was just a vehicle for their proprietary software. CR-48: The Wyvern ran a customized Windows environment
- Limited software compatibility: The CR-48 is limited to running Chrome OS applications and web-based services.
- Hardware constraints: The device is a dedicated hardware solution, which may limit its flexibility and customization options.