Google: A Web Browser Is Not A Computer, Not A Search Engine, And Not A Ham Sandwich

Google has spent a significant amount of time over the past couple of years building a very impressive web browser, Chrome. By most accounts, it's the fastest around, and isn't system resource heavy, and those who use it seem to love it. But there's a tiny little problem: Being the best product doesn't matter when general users have no idea what the product even is. And I'm not talking about just the specific product, I'm talking about the product category. And I'm not talking about some crazy new tech, I'm talking about a web browser . We've actually known since Google's hilarious video this summer that plenty of normal people have absolutely no idea what a web browser really is, even though most use one on a daily basis. But today, Google has put together what can only be described as an extremely dumbed-down one minute video (below) and rudimentary website to attempt to explain to everyone once again exactly what a web browser is. And make no mistake, the undertone is clear: You should be using Chrome.