Images: Google's touch-enabled Chromebook Pixel sets tech world abuzz
Yesterday Google launched its very expensive, Chromebook Pixel, which is touch-screen laptop with the Chrome OS. Here are images of the launch.
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The Google Chromebook Pixel laptop computer is shown at an announcement in San Francisco. Chromebook Pixel has a touch and swipe enabled screen and a screen resolution of 239 pixels per inch. AP[/caption]
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Sundar Pichai, Google's senior vice president of Chrome and apps, discusses the Google Chromebook Pixel laptop computer at an announcement in San Francisco. Google's Chromebook comes with 1TB free cloud storage space on Google Drive for three years, after which you will have to pay for the disk space. Jeff Chiu/AP[/caption]
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Sundar Pichai, Google's senior vice president of Chrome and apps, discusses the Google Chromebook Pixel laptop computer at an announcement in San Francisco. The $1499 version of Chromebook will support 4G LTE. AP[/caption]
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