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Google ने Chromebook Pixel, 2560x1700 लैपटॉप पेश किया

Bob Freking February 22, 2013 · 2 min read

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Remember the leaked video of the Chromebook Pixel that we reported? We didn't expect it to arrive anytime soon. Rather, we didn't even think of it to be real, but yet here it is for all to see.

यह Google का अपना लैपटॉप है, जो उनके नेक्सस, Apple के मैकबुक और माइक्रोसॉफ्ट की सरफेस के तुल्य है; यह कोई थर्ड-पार्टी हार्डवेयर नहीं है जो Google के क्रोम OS पर चलता हो। इस लैपटॉप में 12.85‑इंच 2560 x 1700 टचस्क्रीन है जो 239 पिक्सेल घनत्व देता है, जो आसानी से मैकबुक के रेटिना डिस्प्ले से आगे निकलता है।

Being a Chromebook, it runs Chrome OS. That means you'll be relying on the cloud. Upon purcahse, you'll be given 1TB of space on Google Drive along with 32GB of internal memory. We're not quite sure if this will be practical at present since at some places, internet is still scarce.

Running the show is a Intel Core i5 processor with 4GB RAM and all the goodies you'll need. The Google Chromebook Pixel is now available for order at the Play Store, which is sadly still unavailable for the Philippines, for $1,299 (WiFi) and $1,499 (4G, due April). That translates to more than Php57,000.

Google Chromebook Pixel specs:
12.85‑inch 3:2 टचस्क्रीन (2560x1700, 239 ppi)
1.8GHz डुअल‑कोर इंटेल कोर i5 प्रोसेसर
इंटेल HD ग्राफिक्स 4000
4GB DDR3 RAM
32GB SSD (4G मॉडल 64GB है)
1TB Google ड्राइव
720p HD कैमरा
2 x USB 2.0
मिनी डिस्प्ले पोर्ट
SD / MMC कार्ड रीडर
बैकलिट कीबोर्ड और ग्लास टचपैड
59 Wh बैटरी
क्रोम OS
297.7 x 224.6 x16.2 mm (आयाम)
1,520g (वज़न)

Quite expensive for a Chromebook, but it's a great step for Google entering the laptop business. Maybe this is the push Chrome OS needs.

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What are the display specifications of the Google Chromebook Pixel?

The Chromebook Pixel features a 12.85‑inch 3:2 touchscreen with a 2560 × 1700 resolution and 239 ppi pixel density.

What storage and cloud space does the Chromebook Pixel include?

The device provides 32 GB of internal SSD storage and 1 TB of Google Drive space upon purchase.

Which processor and memory configuration does the Chromebook Pixel use?

The laptop runs a 1.8 GHz dual‑core Intel Core i5 processor paired with 4 GB of DDR3 RAM.

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26 Comments

radioactive_balut · 13 years ago

Obvious naman that we are not its target market period. I’m not talking about the price but its usage irl.

jomps · 13 years ago

got this view from TWIT(twit.tv) discussion:
After enduring +Leo Laporte’s 35 minutes of pessimism towards Google Glass on TWiG (not all undeserved, but more time than he needed to make the point), I’m not really looking forward to another doubt-fest against the Chromebook Pixel on The Tech Guy, TWiT, and TWiG. Yes, $1300 is too much for most people to pay for a laptop that does too little, but it does hint at Google’s strategy. +Tom Merritt, +Sarah Lane, and +iyaz akhtar did a nice job today of expressing most of what +Marques Brownlee explained in this video(http://youtu.be/xU2fB0pQJkA): For Chrome OS to be a success, it needs great web apps — and it’s not likely to get great web apps without inspiring hardware to run them on.

I think there’s another strategy at play, a +Dan Ariely-inspired theory about the Chromebook that +Leo Laporte might like. I’m guessing that Google would like to make (either themselves or through partners) some nice mid-range Chromebooks in the $500-$800 range to compete squarely against the middle of the Windows market, which isn’t too bullish with Windows 8. Right now, it’s hard to promote those prices when Samsung and Acer have set the price floor for Chromebooks so low. But by putting a high-end $1300 Chromebook on the market, Google (a) gets a lot of media attention, (b) says, “hey Apple, we can do the retina high-end laptop, too,” and (c) blows wide open our psychological predispositions about what we think Chromebooks might be worth.
– My thoughts exactly.. ;-)

Techatbp · 13 years ago

I cant believe it. sobrang mahal. hehe

anyway, get your nokia 206 free by clicking my name.

garz · 13 years ago

First-world laptop. First-world price. They say the cloud will be the next thing; I say it’s too unreliable.

Iyan Sommerset · 13 years ago

Amen to that. Aside from the aforementioned reliance on a 1st-world internet connection, I’d like to have most of my data physically with me and nowhere else, thank you very much.

jacob · 13 years ago

More than anything, this is a developer device. I mean, who else will buy this thing except those who want to push the OS to its limits. You won;t be doing any pushing with those 10k php chromebooks. The hardware will give up first. But with this, you can actually try to push chrome OS beyond its limits.

Beyond developers, I don’t expect anyone else to buy this. For that price you can get an MSI gaming laptop with superior specs in everything but the LCD screen (12.85″ 2560×1700 vs 15.6″ 1920×1080).

anOnymous · 13 years ago

gOOGLe everything

Mitee de la Cruz · 13 years ago

suddenly the surface pro doesn’t feel overpriced :)

don · 13 years ago

id rather buy the second hand macbook pro with i7 on it than this.

the downside is just the hdd. chromebook would never “click” on the ph market kasi ambagal ng internet natin.

Archie · 13 years ago

for me, i think this is just a waste of money. even for some people, they’d pick a fake Chinese android tablet over this any time of day.

berkanoshow · 13 years ago

This should be bought and then cleaned in order to be resurrected as a Linux or Windows 8 device (barring scaling issues).

Charlie · 13 years ago

57k for a glorified Chrome browser. Who needs a specs and resolution like this kung flash games lang naman malalaro mo. Tapos hindi pa usb 3.0 Why google, why?