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hey folks Robbie Payne with chrome
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unboxed and today we're gonna be taking
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a look at two devices side-by-side
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that's been more requested than pretty
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much anything else since the pixel book
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was released and it's the pixel book and
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the Samsung Chromebook pro now these
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devices share a ton of stuff in common
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but there's a lot of stuff that's quite
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a bit different and the main one being
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the price tag and so we're gonna take a
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deeper look and help you make a decision
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especially at this time of year we're
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filming this right around Thanksgiving
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so it's that time of year where people
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are making purchasing decisions but it
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could be six months from now that you're
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actually still thinking about whether or
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not to buy one of these two devices and
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so we want to help you all make
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purchasing decisions based on what you
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actually see when they're side-by-side
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because it's hard to actually get your
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hands on those so let's get started all
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right so we're gonna dig right on in and
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first thing we're going to talk about is
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build quality now what I'd like you to
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do is just kind of take the idea of
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price and what you may or may not know
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about how much these devices cost and
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just kind of put that to the side until
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we get to the end so that we can kind of
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just compare apples to apples for right
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now so we're looking at some
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similarities here but some pretty stark
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differences when we come to actual build
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quality and so the pixel book as you can
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see is actually a decent bit longer from
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side to side then the Samsung Chromebook
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pro now that's gonna play into a few
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things here in a few minutes but that's
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something to keep in mind the devices
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are relatively similar in their width
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the Samsung Chromebook pro is a little
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bit wider than the pixel book and in it
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you can feel it so from day to day use
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when you're carrying the thing around
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they don't weigh that much different I
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want to say they're within like a gram
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or two of each other but you can
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actually for whatever reason feel the
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difference in the thickness so as far as
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the the thinness of the device the pixel
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book actually feels much much thinner
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and part of that is because it's kind of
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got these boxy sides to it and the boxy
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sides are good-looking and they help you
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grip the device really well but they're
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not as comfortable to hold it in say in
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tablet mode or something like that
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whereas the Samsung Chromebook pro has
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these nice rounded edges they feel a
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little bit more organic again the flip
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side of that is when you flip them into
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tablet mode the way the sides
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the Chromebook pro meet with one another
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because they're rounded kind of have
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this sandwich Oreo effect so there's
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there's a gap kind of between verses on
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the pixel book whenever you close this
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thing it's one solid flat feel all the
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way around and so it kind of feels like
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a cohesive device so when you're in
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tablet mode though the pixel book is a
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little bit larger it kind of has this
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more secure feel because the sides meet
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up the way that they should for a tablet
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when we start talking about the quality
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of the build that's where the pixel book
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really kind of moves ahead quite a bit
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from the Samsung Chromebook pro that's
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not to say that the pro feels terrible
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or cheap but there's a little bit more
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flimsiness to the overall chassis in the
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pro versus the pixel book the the pro
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being black picks up a lot more
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fingerprints and overall the keyboard
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deck has a little bit more give to it
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the device can kind of be bent a little
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bit easier and so it just kind of has a
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slightly flimsy feel to it from time to
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time again I'm not saying it's bad and
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it's it's aluminum and so it doesn't
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feel cheap necessarily but after you
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handle the pixel book for just a little
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bit and then go to handle the pro you
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can definitely tell the difference and
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so the wind for sure goes to the pixel
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book especially when we start talking
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about design touches when we you know
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the palm rests the way you've got that
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kind of white bar across the top and on
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the insides and on the feet all of those
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things the pixel book just feels more
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premium and we would expect it to but
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again we're comparing apples to apples
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here and not talking about price I'm
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just saying one device compared to the
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other the pixel book feels better it's
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it's firmer it's it's better built and
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it kind of has a better-looking
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aesthetic overall to it too so the next
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thing we normally talk about interviews
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is screen quality and this one is
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actually a complete push we're pretty
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sure we can't get the exact model
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numbers we're fairly certain that the
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screen on both of these devices is
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actually identical granted they're
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housed and different things but the the
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colors are the exact same the brightness
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is the same the size of the screen is
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the same the resolution is the same so
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literally you're not getting any better
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when you go with the pixel book versus
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these Samsung Chromebook
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crow the minute you set these things
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side by side you begin to notice one
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thing that is different about them and
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that's the bezels so over here we have a
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more symmetrical bezel the top and
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bottom vessels are still larger but over
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here we have three sides of a much
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smaller bezel on the same Sun now that's
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going to play into some stuff with the
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keyboard here in a few minutes but it
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does look a little more modern to me and
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a lot of people have commented that and
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I think that's the case what's odd about
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the Samsung in the way that they put
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their screen is that down here with the
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hinge that you've got more room with the
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hinge and a much larger bezel because
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you've got Samsung written across here
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and so now this whole screen is kind of
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offset up versus the pixel book
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everything's kind of set in here pretty
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square now if you look real close the
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bottom bezel is a slight bit bigger than
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the top bezel and that's to deal with
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the hinge part and that's just part of
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convertibles the pixel book gets as
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close as I've seen to actually giving
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you a pretty symmetrical bezel all
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around on on a convertible but that's
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still you know there's still a little
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bit larger puzzle down here and overall
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the bezels are they're pretty big on the
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pixel book it's not bothered me and
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day-to-day use but it's there especially
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when you look at it in comparison with
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this one alright so moving on we're
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going to talk about input methods now so
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we're talking about touch screens we're
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talking about pins are talking about
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keyboards we're talking about track pads
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so let's start with touch screens again
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there's not really any difference here
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I've not noticed any issue with either
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one I would say that the the hinge on
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the pixel book feels a little more firm
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but not much they both wiggle it's just
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part of a convertible life now one thing
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and this is gonna be a perfect
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illustration that I'm making this video
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right now so the second thing would be
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pin they both have pin input they both
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support pin input
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they're both Wacom digitizer x' but
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they're two different ones so EMR over
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here which doesn't require a powered
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stylus and over here is a EES from Wacom
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so the AES has advantages over EMR and
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EMR has advantages over AES and I'm not
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going to get into all of those because
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ultimately on a Chromebook the pin works
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great for both of them as far as writing
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and all that kind of stuff seeing a
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couple reviews out there where people
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had to press real hard on on this device
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we've had a few of these devices in
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office and
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multiple pixel book pins and there's no
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issue like that so that clearly was a
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defective one and if you get one like
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that I would either return the pin or
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the pixel book or both of them and get
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in exchange for that so if that's the
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case but we've not seen that behavior
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ever so that's not something to concern
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yourself with however one thing that is
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important to note the pixel book wins
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for comfort when you start talking about
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the pin and using it because it's a
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full-size pin but what are you noticing
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right now that I don't have in my hand
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that I didn't prepare before sitting
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down to do this video I don't have the
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pin and I find myself in that position
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quite often that I've left it in the
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case or it's in my book bag or I went
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down to the coffee shop and I left it up
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in the office and I wanted to jot down a
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note and I just don't have it with me
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and for right now there's some
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accessories coming where you can have a
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thing clipped here maybe and slide the
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pin in and have it with you all the time
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but for right now there's nowhere to put
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it
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but you come over to the Samsung and
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there's as long as you're good about
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putting it away you're never gonna not
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have this thing with you now it's not as
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good of a writing experience because
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it's like writing with a toothpick
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but for jotting down a quick note it's
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always there and so for me because I
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don't draw a lot it's usually just
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pulling out Google keep or annotating an
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image real quick or opening up squid and
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taking notes during a meeting or
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something like that that's how I use the
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pen why not use it
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the Samsung wins in this department
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mainly because it's always there so now
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let's move on down to the keyboards and
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this is a place for the pixel book
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actually completely destroys the Samsung
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Chromebook pro the Chromebook pro has
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been under a lot of fire since it came
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out about having a subpar keyboard now
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I've used it for a long time and it
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doesn't bother me that much now you guys
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know I'm not real harsh on keyboards
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it's not great it has a decent enough
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amount of travel but there's just not a
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clear click so it's hard to tell
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sometimes if you've registered the
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keystroke or not and so I know a lot of
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people use computers or touch typists
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you know that's not a rare thing that
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you know we look at the screen while we
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type and so to not always confidently
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know that you've clicked that that key
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it is a little unsettling it makes you
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less accurate
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additionally the keys are kind of just
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clack II would be a good word for it
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they just kind of feel like they're
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loose
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the slots a little bit so it's it's not
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the greatest keyboard it reminds me a
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ton of the older MacBook Airs when they
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first came out they just kind of these
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like Wiggly loose kind of keys and but
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it gets the job done it's okay but one
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of the places that aggravate people the
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most is the fact that because we trim
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these bezels on the sides and this could
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be one of the reasons why Google chose
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not to do that I don't I don't know but
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since we trimmed the bezels on a
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12-point three inch screen you only have
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this much chassis to actually work with
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now and so that meant to keep the full
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size spacing on the keys here we had to
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trim some stuff over here so your
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backspace keys trimmed off you have a
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really tiny tab key that's actually
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smaller than your letter keys over here
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and the search button is pretty small so
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it takes some getting used to once you
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get used to it it doesn't bother you
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anymore but again it's one of those
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things that when you first open it up
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and start typing its you'll notice that
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immediately it's also not backlit and a
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lot of people don't love that we're
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seeing signs that there possibly might
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finally be a backlit version of this
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coming but we don't know anything for
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sure and then that could get scrapped so
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I wouldn't hang your hopes on the fact
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that they're gonna have a backlit
10:09
version of this but they might and so
10:10
that might solve some of that issue over
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here we've got a backlit keyboard with
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keys that I can't compare to anything to
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be honest with you I love typing on this
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device it's not the most travel I've
10:20
ever had obviously the device is super
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thin it's ten point and it change
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millimeters thin overall as a device
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there's not much room in here for a
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keyboard but they've done a great job at
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creating keys that that have enough
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travel but then have this really
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satisfying click that you know that
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you've hit them I've not typed on a
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keyboard that feels exactly like it and
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I've never enjoyed typing on a laptop
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keyboard quite as much as I do on this
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one add into that the silicon are the
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silicon palm rests and you know overall
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the typing experience is just really
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really good to the point where at my
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desk setup I've actually taken my
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keyboard mouse off my desk I have my
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extended monitor the pixel book sits
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right up underneath of it I run the USBC
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out and I use the the input methods on
11:07
this every day all day because they're
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so good because going to anything else I
11:12
could by third party felt like such a
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step backwards so huge huge
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to Google for really nailing the the
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keyboard and so while we're there we'll
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just move on to the trackpad trackpad is
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full H glass super super buttery smooth
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it's a great size and then it nest
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itself really interesting ly between the
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two silicon palm rests and the click
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mechanism is perfect the travel on it is
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perfect it just it's as good as any
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other track my to have ever used and all
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the multi-touch gestures they work well
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enough on every Chromebook pretty much
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and I've talked about that before that
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track pads aren't really a sore spot for
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for Chromebooks but this one just works
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so much better the only devices I've
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used they have track pads this good are
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the the original Chromebook pixel and
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the 2015 Chromebook pixel and this one
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feels just a little bit better than
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those moving over to the trackpad on the
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Samsung it's serviceable I'll say that
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so in the whole sea of Chromebooks it is
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definitely above average so and really
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what what I take in the context is how
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well the click mechanism works and how
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well it slides with your hands and and
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it does that really well it resists oils
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for the most part of the day it's kind
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of small it's a little it's a little bit
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narrow but overall you know the the
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travel on it feels good when you click
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it it feels good and so I have not
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really had too much problem with the
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with the Chromebook Pro trackpad now the
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day that I started using the pixel book
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trackpad and then went back to using the
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pro trackpad I could feel a difference
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there's a there's a notable difference
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there but that's not to say it's bad or
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it's not worth buying because the
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trackpad is terrible it's one of the
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better ones it's just nowhere near as
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good as the pixel book and you're gonna
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probably pick up on a lot of that
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throughout the rest of this as we talk
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through the last portions of the
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differences between these two
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Chromebooks this one's good this one's
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great so let's talk about the i/o here
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so the port's that you actually get and
13:04
those are pretty similar between the two
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devices so the same send Chromebook Pro
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comes with a single USB see over here
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and another one over on the other side
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power button volume rocker no Kensington
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lock on this one so you would be able to
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lock it down headphone microphone jack
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but the the interesting addition that
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you get on the pro is the addition of
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the micro SD card slot so for anyone
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taking photos or doing stuff with an
13:30
external device that want to quickly
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move it to this device without a dongle
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this one gives you that ability to do
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that much quicker so looking at the
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pixel book same same kind of setup we've
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got a USBC on one side then a USBC on
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the other and on both of these devices
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you can charge and/or do dongle to
13:48
outputs and readers and all that they
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but they both work for all the things
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USB C works for you got your volume
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rocker and power headphone microphone
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jack and again no Kensington lock on
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this one either so I don't foresee a lot
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of schools or libraries laying these
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things out for public use but just it's
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worth noting that that is not there on
14:07
either one this one obviously does not
14:10
have the SD card slot so I mean I've run
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into that a couple times already where I
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needed to quickly move a file and had to
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go you know get the adapter out the next
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part we need to talk about is internals
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performance how fast these things are
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and so what we're looking at here is a
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core m3 skylake processor four gigs of
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RAM 32 gigs of internal storage before I
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make any mention about how that works
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we'll talk about what's in this one this
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is the baseline again we're comparing
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the baseline models of these there are
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two other models you can get of this but
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right now this is the baseline $999
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version with the core i5 kb lake which
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is a seventh generation processor eight
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gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of internal
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storage so you're getting a lot more
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internally for this one but you're also
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getting double the RAM with the pixel
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book and you're getting four times the
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storage with the pixel look the fact is
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there is no version of this with eight
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gigs of ram or anything more than 32
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gigs of internal storage this one
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already comes with eight gigs of ram and
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six are in 128 gigs of internal storage
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so that's one thing to consider so
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obviously the pixel book wins out from
15:15
aspect comparison but what's it look
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like to use them in day to day use I
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worked from this for a few months and
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every once in a while sure I'd run into
15:25
an issue there's a couple things I used
15:29
the web-based SVG editors and stuff that
15:31
probably aren't great at handling Ram so
15:34
Gravett designer is awesome and is
15:36
really powerful but it's not the best at
15:38
handling ram so a lot of times if I
15:40
would have a lot of images in there
15:41
editing and clipping this and
15:43
some SPG's together I would crash it it
15:47
would just completely crash or just
15:48
completely freeze up and it was always
15:51
when I was running grab it so it's
15:52
usually probably a culprit or two that's
15:55
gonna cause you that issue over here
15:57
I've been working on the pixel look for
15:58
about a month doing the same exact type
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of work
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never once crashed it and so what I
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believe is that it's it's a RAM issue
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and if probably if I didn't wasn't
16:08
specifically using Gravett would never
16:10
think about it four gigs of RAM for most
16:12
people is plenty of RAM hopefully we
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will see a version of this device with
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eight gigs of RAM for right now there
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isn't one and again it will bump the
16:19
price up so really what we're talking
16:20
about is somewhere down in the future
16:22
what we're talking about today is for
16:24
gigs versus eight gigs and the fact that
16:26
it it from time to time for certain
16:28
users is gonna make a difference for the
16:30
vast majority of you it probably won't
16:31
make that much difference then we got to
16:33
talk about internal storage this one's
16:34
got a ton of it this one doesn't have
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much of it for Chrome OS users it's not
16:38
been that big of a deal but with Android
16:40
onboard now you've got to think you're
16:42
gonna be downloading more stuff you're
16:43
gonna be storing more stuff locally 32
16:46
gigs is probably gonna push you
16:47
eventually at first when you first get
16:50
it out and get it installed it's okay
16:51
and yes you can expand with SD card
16:53
storage but the way that Android works
16:55
on Chromebooks with SD card storage
16:57
isn't completely finalized yet so that's
17:00
not always going to save you over here
17:02
you just really don't have to think
17:03
about it storage is just completely a
17:05
non-issue over on the pixel book so
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lastly let's talk about how they perform
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how the speed that they move so the core
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m3 skylake is the 6th generation Core m3
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this is a Core i5
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but it's not 5 Y processor so really
17:20
it's just a rebranded core in five but
17:22
it's a seventh gen this this processor
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is the fastest thing I've ever used on a
17:28
Chromebook
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and I'm sure the the core m7 will be
17:31
even faster whenever it comes out but it
17:34
is insanely fast there's nothing I throw
17:36
at it that ever slows it down ever this
17:39
one if I get enough stuff going on I can
17:41
notice that I'm pushing it too hard but
17:43
the pixel book never ever ever slows
17:45
down and you get about the same type of
17:47
battery life so about 10 hours of mix
17:49
G's is what Google says I routinely see
17:52
eight if I'm if I'm going at it pretty
17:54
good so performance wise this one wins
17:58
and you can look at synthetic benchmarks
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and we can look at speedometer and you
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can you can do all that stuff if you
18:03
want from using the devices working from
18:06
the devices this one feels a little
18:08
slower than this one now again we go
18:10
back to everyday users people that you
18:13
know may not be doing as as heavy and
18:15
intensive work it probably gets along
18:17
just fine for you
18:18
it moves along but when we're comparing
18:20
these two together this device is very
18:23
very fast and it is considerably faster
18:26
than the Samsung Chromebook pro and gets
18:28
pretty much the same battery life so in
18:30
this category the pixel book definitely
18:33
wins so the last thing we're going to
18:34
talk about before we wrap things up is
18:36
price now I've said it a few times
18:38
through the video but right now you can
18:39
get this device the Samsung Chromebook
18:41
pro on Amazon for $450 brand-new now
18:44
when and if that sale goes away it'll go
18:47
back up to 550 but usually you can find
18:49
it around $500 from multiple retailers
18:52
the pixel book costs $1,000 and that's
18:56
expensive and there's a ton of people I
18:59
mean thousands maybe millions of people
19:01
that well you can go look on the
19:03
internet and find plenty of people going
19:04
if you pay this much for a Chromebook
19:06
you're stupid I've read them plenty in
19:08
the last few weeks but if Chrome OS does
19:11
exactly what you need it to do and is
19:14
your operating system of choice and
19:16
delivers everything you need it to do
19:18
and you want to pay $1000 to have
19:21
premium hardware that can stand
19:23
toe-to-toe with literally anything else
19:25
on the market from a hardware standpoint
19:27
that's sure get the pixel book I did I
19:30
mean we got a review unit but I had to
19:32
send that one back
19:33
I made the decision for myself to
19:34
purchase the pixel book but I work in
19:37
Chrome OS literally every day it's what
19:40
I use I even attempted you all will hear
19:42
on a podcast and probably see some stuff
19:44
online I attempted to work from Windows
19:46
a little bit and quickly ran back to
19:49
Chrome OS part of that's probably
19:51
because some of the behaviors I've
19:53
created around Chrome OS are a certain
19:54
way and so I expect computers to work a
19:57
certain way but part of it is regardless
19:59
of the handful of things I might not be
20:01
able to do on a Chromebook I can do 90
20:04
to 95 percent of everything I need to do
20:06
in the operating system it's just so
20:08
much
20:09
better to use on a daily basis I'm not
20:12
making the argument that I can do
20:14
everything you can do on your Windows
20:15
machine or you can do on your Mac OS so
20:17
if you're thinking about commenting
20:18
about that just you know don't bother
20:20
what I am saying is that if you find
20:23
yourself being able to do most of the
20:24
things you do in a Chromebook and you
20:26
want premium hardware then yeah the
20:28
pixel books a great option and there's
20:30
plenty of other people that share that
20:32
same opinion online too
20:34
however that being said we have to think
20:37
about the fact that this device
20:38
literally costs half of this one and at
20:42
this point right now not even half so
20:43
you could buy two of these and then go
20:46
buy some headphones and fidgets spinner
20:49
and maybe a nice Yeti cup or something
20:53
like that I don't know you could buy
20:54
lots of stuff with that extra hundred
20:56
dollars and so my point is if you just
21:00
need something to do and use on the side
21:02
that it's not going to be your main
21:03
computing device it's not the one device
21:06
that you go to all the time you just
21:07
need a Chromebook that works really
21:09
really well and has most of the newest
21:11
features the Samsung Chromebook pro is
21:13
going to be a great device for you if
21:15
you're looking for a device where you
21:17
want the best of everything you want the
21:19
best keyboard you want the best input
21:20
experiences you want the best
21:22
performance you want the best screen you
21:24
want the best pin input then clearly the
21:26
pixel book is the right choice for you
21:28
and it doesn't matter if you can buy two
21:30
of these because two of them together
21:31
doesn't make the best anything really
21:34
and so it really comes down to what you
21:37
want and what you expect to get out of
21:38
out of a Chromebook if if right now
21:41
price is a consideration or you're
21:42
thinking about hey we need to buy
21:43
fifteen Chromebooks for this particular
21:46
group of people or that students or
21:47
colleagues or something like that then
21:50
obviously price becomes a massive thing
21:52
and and I would tell you that hey to
21:54
save that amount of money and still get
21:55
really good devices that have really
21:57
good experiences the Chromebook pro is a
22:00
great choice absolutely 100% but if it's
22:04
just you it's just you buying a device
22:06
and you're just like I really want a
22:07
great great Chromebook I want the best
22:09
thing that there is on the market then
22:11
it's the pixel book clearly and so I
22:14
can't make that decision for you and I
22:17
don't want to cop out and say well I
22:18
can't say which one's better you want to
22:20
know which one is a better Chromebook
22:21
the pixel book is a better Chromebook
22:22
it's better in pretty much every
22:24
category what I can't answer for you is
22:26
what your financials look like and what
22:28
your bank account looks like and how
22:29
many of these you're gonna be buying and
22:30
all of those other things that come into
22:32
a purchasing decision what I can tell
22:34
you is that they're both great I've
22:35
enjoyed working on both of them if I'm
22:38
choosing and I did if I'm choosing with
22:39
my money which one I'm gonna buy and use
22:42
I'm going with pixel book but that
22:44
doesn't mean that if you say hey I'd
22:45
rather save that money and go spend
22:47
spend it on something else and buy
22:49
something else that you're making a poor
22:51
purchasing decision you're gonna win
22:52
with either one of these devices they're
22:54
both great they are different but
22:56
they're excellent excellent examples of
22:58
what Chrome OS is doing right now in the
23:01
end of 2017 as I hope you enjoyed this
23:03
video and I hope we helped you make a
23:05
purchasing decision today if we did help
23:08
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