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This article lays out the minimum requirements for hardware running ChromeOS, as well as lists supported & unsupported devices.

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Understanding Chrome Enterprise device management

For Chrome devices, like Chromebits, Chromeboxes, Chromebases, and Chromebooks, using Fugo in kiosk mode is highly recommended. This ensures a single, secure app and automatic relaunch in case of issues.

To run Fugo on Chrome devices, you'll need a Chrome license. You have two options: an annual Chrome Enterprise license priced at $25 per device or a perpetual license at $150. You can obtain these licenses through Google's partners, which offer enhanced device management.

These licenses provide access to Chrome Enterprise, a set of device management features that require integration with Google Workspace.

Setting up Google Workspace involves integrating your domain and creating an administrator account. You can choose Business editions for small teams or specific deployments for nonprofits or educational institutions.

You'll find a breakdown of what's needed & costs in our set up guide here.

⚠️ If you don't use kiosk mode, Fugo will run as a Chrome extension with performance limitations and no auto-start capability.

For this reason, we highly recommend a Chrome Enterprise Upgrade or Kiosk & Signage Upgrade to run Fugo optimally.

Minimum requirements

  • A Chrome Enterprise license (see here)

  • A device with still 1 year or more till its Auto Update Expiration (AUE) date (see here) (preferably 3 years or higher)

  • Dual-core processor or higher (preferably quad-core processor or higher)

  • 2 GB of RAM or higher (preferably 4 GB of RAM or higher)

  • 8 GB of storage or higher (preferably 32 or 64 GB of storage or higher)

Recommended, supported & unsupported devices

Chromeboxes

Chromeboxes are desktop replacement units that are built using Chrome OS. They are lightweight and generally lack some of the processing power found in a Windows computer, but there are a few models that we recommend that work well with Fugo.

Supported and recommended for new purchases

Supported but not recommended for new purchases

  • AOpen Chromebox Mini

  • AOpen Chromebox Commercial

  • Asus Chromebit CS10

  • Acer Chromebox CXI4

  • HP Chromebox G3

Chromebases & Chrome Signboards

A Chromebase is an all-in-one PC that has a touch screen and similar functionality to an all-in-one PC. These are good for self service terminals and kiosks that allow users to interact with a touch screen.

Supported and recommended for new purchases

Performance Notes

Supported File Types

  • Image: JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, WebP, SVG, GIF

  • Video Container: MP4,MPG, MPEG, MOV, AVI

  • Audio: MP3

  • Documents: PDF

Supported Features

  • Landscape & portrait support

  • Multi-zone support

  • Apps from our App Store

  • Webpages

  • Offline playback of media

  • Multi-zone media playback (ability to play 2 concurrent videos or streams)

  • Remote screenshot monitoring

  • Remote Fugo application updates

System Management Features (available in Google’s Admin Panel)

  • The ability to set screen ON/OFF schedules

  • Scheduled reboots

  • Wide array of device monitoring and reporting

Setup guide

For instructions on how to set up Fugo on ChromeOS devices, see this guide.

Other hardware

For an extensive list such of the other operating systems we support and our recommended hardware directory, please see this article.

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