If you haven't taken Google's Chrome OS for a spin recently, you might be surprised how good it's getting. It powers these ...

Google announced its last Chromebook in 2019. The lack of a new Pixelbook since then has frankly made sense. The ChromeOS hardware space has greatly matured over the past several years with many ...

Lenovo’s latest Chromebook Plus 14 is an Arm-based thin-and-light with good specs, excellent battery life, a great keyboard, all-around solid build, and a fantastic OLED screen. But the best part is ...

The Pixelbook Go runs on an 8th-gen Intel Core m3 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 64GB of SSD storage. It’s a solid daily driver machine with two USB-C ports, one for charging and one for accessories.

Google pioneered the premium Chromebook market years ago; while all of its Chromebooks and ChromeOS Pixelbooks were excellent, their high price tags have limited market share. With the Pixelbook ...

“Too expensive” is a familiar descriptor for non-phone Google hardware, as the same label was applied to the much more premium Pixelbook, and the original Chromebook Pixel, going all the way ...

Google shifted strategies again in 2017, when the first Pixelbook debuted as a high-end alternative to the typically low-cost Chromebooks. The 2-in-1 started at $999, and came with an optional ...

The last Pixelbook was the “Go” model released in 2019, which was mostly underwhelming. Now, though, HP has reinvigorated that flame with the Elite Dragonfly Chromebook – a Pixelbook reborn.

Google's Pixelbook would have arrived just before Chromebook sales crashed back to Earth. The instability of Google Hardware means no dead product is ever truly dead.