It's been quite long now that Google's newly launched Samsung-developed Chromebook is positioned at the top rank over Amazon's best seller list. Following it, on the second position, it is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0 and on the third position, it is the Samsung Series 3 Windows notebook.

Well, this news might surprise a number of buyers and viewers because some analysts have not submitted a sound report regarding the device. They have been criticizing its prospective performance in the market. This device is priced at $249.

While detailing the features of Google's Series 3 Chromebook, it seems quite amazing that this device features a Samsung Exynos 5 dual-core processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB of internal storage, and six hours-plus battery life. In addition to all these features, users can enjoy a display of 11.6-inch on this Chromebook as it has a sharp resolution of 1366 x 768.

But then why do analysts found this device lacking behind? As said by Jack Gold, an analyst at J. Gold Associates, "I don't see any benefit of getting a Chromebook. It's basically a netbook with a Web-based OS on it. Why not just buy an Android device and actually be able to use plenty of apps?".