Google Announces the made by Google Chromebook Pixel for $1,299.00

[Real]

Da fukk is this sh!t? $1300 bucks for this? SMH.

1300 for an i5....not an i7 amd 32 gb of storage....

 

[aXiom]

This is garbage. For $1300 i'd get a MBP with a fully functioning operating system.

 

[diggy]

thats a pricey mac lookin ass laptop

 

[Don Dada F Poppa]

shyt looks like my Macbook


fukkouttaherewiththatshytb

 

[Kings County]

* 12.85-inch, 400 nit display at 2560 x 1700 resolution (239 PPI)
* Gorilla Glass multi-touch screen
* 32 GB storage
* 2 x USB 2.0 ports
* Intel Core i5 Processor (Dual Core 1.8GHz)
* Intel HD Graphics 4000
* 4 GB DDR3 RAM
* 59 Wh battery

u can get a laptop for 400 with these specs

 

[Rohiggidy]

Chrome Team I need this on my chromebook

We want to move more and more of Chrome to Native Client," Linus Upson, vice president of engineering for the Chrome team, said in an interview at the Google I/O 2011 "Over time we want to move the entire browser in Native Client."

"By next year, we will not be here talking about Google+ Games, Chrome Web Store games, Games for Native Client and Android games," he said. "We will be talking about Google games" said Punit Soni.

 

[One4Deuce]

I'm a fan of Google, but hell no at that price.

 

[Liquid]

good luck with that price and chrome os. thelm merging that trash with android proves people still need an os with a real file system to do work.

 

[daze23]

they have an interesting price range

 

[CJ]

Lol. Just seen the video. New chromebook looks like the Mad Catz version of mac book

:deadcena:

 

[Data-Hawk]

Sh*t likes like a 2006 macbook pro



I'm not even trolling with that one

I was about to post the samething after reading the OP post..lol

 

[Rohiggidy]

they have an interesting price range

So they dont need a high end chromebook for their store opening up?? They cant compete with the other OEM at the low price point

 

[Rohiggidy]

good luck with that price and chrome os. thelm merging that trash with android proves people still need an os with a real file system to do work.

Acer & samsung are selling them like hot cakes

Acer released its first-ever Chrome OS computer in November of last year. After only two months on the market, the $199 computer now accounts for between 5% and 10% of Acer’s U.S. shipments.

Wong noted that Chrome’s “value is that it’s more secure,” and that a majority of early adopters have been more professional and heavy Internet users. The executive added that educational institutions and corporations have also expressed interest in the platform.

Chrome OS is free-to-use and does not require manufacturers to pay a licensing fee, unlike Windows. It isn’t as well known, however, and requires a considerable amount of marketing and promotions. Despite this, Wong still considers the Chromebook a big success.

“You saw that all the [Chromebook] marketing and promotions were not as broad as Windows 8, so to reach this success is encouraging,” he said.

 

[Rohiggidy]

imagine a layout like this for the chromebook section inside the store

 

[Liquid]

Acer & samsung are selling them like hot cakes

not that hard to account for 5-10% when you are selling them at $200

Again, good luck with that price tag breh