A Chromebook is a portable computer that works through Google's Chrome Browser. It does not store files. It has limited functionality when disconnected from the internet.  

To protect user privacy our Chromebooks start a new session every time they’re opened. Your data is not stored.

Some things you can do with a Chromebook: 

• Browse the internet 
• Access your email 
• Compose and edit documents using Google Docs Editors
• Borrow and read eBooks 
• Stream movies 

A hotspot is a portable device that connects Wi-Fi-enabled electronic devices to the internet. To work, the device must connect to a cell tower. 

Connect up to 15 Wi-Fi enabled devices to the hotspot with unlimited data at 4G LTE speeds. Internet connection speed is based on T-Mobile service for North America. 

Requirement: You must be at least 15 years old to borrow a Wi-Fi hotspot.

With these lendable hotspots, our purpose is to provide free internet access to those without it.

Thank you to the Friends of the Sunnyvale Public Library for their generous gift of hotspots. 

The portable external battery can recharge a laptop or a mobile device without plugging into a wall outlet. It can charge up to three devices at the same time. 

To use: Press the power button on the front to turn it on. To use the AC outlet, press the 'AC' button on the front.

Borrow from the kiosk in the periodicals section. 

A 3-in-1 retractable cable for charging your mobile device. The cable includes USB-C, Lightning and micro-USB connectors. It comes with a detachable wall charger.