Google replaces the Chromebook lineup with its own Google PixelBook with the top of the line specifications and premium build quality. The device offers a premium full-metal unibody design with full-sized chicklet keyboard with enough key travel.
The PixelBook Pen is something, which is relatable to the Apple pencil, which offers a 10ms of latency, 60 degree of angular awareness and 2000+ levels of pressure sensitivity. The PixelBook Pen is priced at $99 (INR 6,500) rupees. So, if you are planning for pre-book the Google PixelBook, then go ahead and get yourself a Google PixelBook Pen as well.
The device is powered by Chrome OS, so, most of the features require an active internet connection to use them. Recently, the Chrome OS has been updated to support native Android applications, which should help to get few apps like Microsoft Office, Adobe applications, as the hardware is capable of handling the same.
Here is the complete set of specifications of the Google PixelBook:
The Google PixelBook offers a 12.3-inch QHD IPS LCD screen, with 235 pixels per inch, making it one of the densest display in the market. Under the hood, one can get either Core Intel i5 or Core Intel i7 processor with up to 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD storage. The pricing for the entry-level model starts at $999 (INR 65,000).
The device offers a 10-hours battery life, with fast charging capability via USB type C port (the only port in the device). The software is designed in such a way that, it can directly connect with the Pixel range of smartphones, whenever, there is no WiFi availability. According to Google, this is the best Laptop available in the market with top of the line specs and unique design language.
Here is the official product statement from the Google Officials:
“You can fold the keyboard underneath. You can use it as a tablet. It’s the first convertible laptop that feels natural to use. Whether you want to use this device in classroom, office, or on a plane, this device is for you,”
What do you think about the Google PixelBook? Will this notebook replace the Windows-powered or Mac-OS powered notebook? Time should answer.