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Until the Pixelbook Go starts shipping in its Core i7 4K variation, Lenovo still holds the title of the only 4K Chromebook in town. Even when that version of the Pixelbook Go does become available, Lenovo will still be the only 15.6-inch 4K Chromebook on offer and likely will be for the foreseeable future.
ASUS’ latest convertible, the Flip C433, came out of nowhere and we’re still having a hard time putting our finger on where this thing is going to live in the Chrome OS space that’s rapidly becoming flooded with “premium” devices in the $400 range. We’ll save our final thoughts for Robby’s review but today, the […]
Google’s developers have been working diligently on creating “Dark Mode” for all the things and the latest update to the Developer channel of Chrome OS brings us one step closer to a system-wide black out of all things Chrome. Much of the work is focused on bringing a Dark Mode to the web that will […]
Now that the Pixelbook Go is official, some people may be reconsidering Google’s premium tablet for the more robust features such as pen support, fingerprint sensor and the ability to create a versatile 2-on-1 when paired with the #madebygoogle or Brydge G-type keyboards. Given the fact that the internals are practically identical, picking up the […]
Google’s latest Chromebook is now official. The Pixelbook Go was annouced at Tuesday’s event in New York and despite the overwhelming number of leaks and lack of surprises, the latest #MadeByGoogle Chromebook has a certain appeal that’s difficult to put into words. Check out our hands-on for a closer look at the Pixelbook Go. Pixelbook […]
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Back in July, it appeared that Logitech was throwing their hat into the Chrome OS ring with a new keyboard discovered by About Chromebooks. While the evidence was solid, months have passed and we have not seen the peripheral surface. That is, until today. While getting some hands-on with the Pixelbook Go, we noticed a […]
We’re less than a day away and Chrome Unboxed is on the ground in the Big Apple to bring you live coverage of the 2019 Made by Google hardware event. The event kicks off at 10 a.m. ET and you can watch it unfold right here. We’ll also be tweeting live from the event so […]
In a little less than two days, we will be inundated with the next generation of Google’s expanding hardware lineup. Pixel phones, Nest Mini, some swanky new Wi-Fi and oh yeah, the slightly leaked Pixelbook Go. If that’s not your bag, we’ve got some great deals on so cool tech that you can score right […]
All eyes are currently casting a gaze in the direction of New York as Google prepares to unleash a new hardware lineup that includes the Pixel 4, Nest Mini and the intriguingly named “Pixelbook Go.” We’ll be on the ground at the event and we are super stoked to bring you coverage of the event […]
If you look to refurbs or perhaps devices that are rocking three and four-year-old processors, it isn’t difficult to find a Chromebook for around $200. Now, if you’re in the market for a newer-generation Chromebook that has mil-spec durability and plenty of features, you’ll be lucky to get out the door under $400. Thanks to […]
Linux on Chrome OS, a.ka. Crostini has primarily focused on creating a viable path for developers to adopt Chromebooks as a primary device. The addition of GPU support did a lot to advance that goal but there’s still a large group of Linux users that could benefit from Crostini if this latest update has anything […]
In late August, Dell and Google got together to debut the all-new “chrome enterprise” platform that offers business-centric Chrome OS devices to companies with support for goodies such as built-in management licenses and software to aid in the integration of cloud services. Since then, the Chrome for Enterprise website has added a number of existing […]
