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Google's Chromebook Pixel - Quick Review

1,682 views · Published 13 March 2013 · 3:12 · Indexed 14 October 2026

Channel: Parts-People Dell Laptop Experts · 2013 · Entertainment

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Checkout the full review: http://blog.parts-people.com/2013/03/13/googles-chromebook-pixel-quick-review/ 

Hi! Im Daria, host of The Red-Headed Geek Show! Today I will be doing a full review on the new Chromebook Pixel. Lets start with the exterior. Its all machined aluminum, with a handsome coat kinda similar to a gunmetal color. As you can see, everything is very angular, kinda a mix between the Mac book pro's round edge and a complete sharp edged body. I find it handsome. This laptop is very light and thin. It measures 16mm in thickness, 3.35 pounds. Just for comparison sake, the Mac Book Pro is 19mm and 3.57 pounds. The Chromebook is packed with a dual core Intel 1.8Gig Core i5 chip, paired with 4Gigs of DDR3 RAM. Inside are the web cam, power and function buttons, as well as a very graceful set of keys. Typing on this thing feels graceful, and easy.  As far as the screen resolution goes, this is the most impressive aspect of this laptop. It has a 12.85 inch screen with 2560 by 1700 pixels, or, a density of 239 pixels per inch. Highest of any laptop. Ever.  The Pixel does not run Microsoft Office, Adobe, stuff like that. Now, you have the option of using apps to compensate for these programs.  Everything is web-based on him and you MUST have internet access to to use this thing. To end,  a business person who is always on-the-go and is used to working on a subway, or coffee shop, could find the Pixel perfect for them. However, I would not purchase it for my own use. It is too pricy for me for what it does. To me, I want to open up my laptop and use Microsoft Word, or Adobe Photoshop, what I am used to. Although beautiful, consider wisely before purchasing the Chromebook Pixel.

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