With less than a day to go before Google's event, a reseller listing has now revealed the specifications for the Google Pixelbook, the Palo Alto giant's successor to the Chromebook Pixel.
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Leaked information and images of an upcoming convertible allegedly called "Pixelbook" have emerged online and the device is expected to launch on October 4 at Google's hardware event.
Alongside its new Pixel flagship phones, Google is expected to introduce two more devices at its autumn hardware event: a new Chromebook Pixel laptop, and a smaller version of its Home smart speaker.
It appears that the Chromebook Pixel line is not dead after all. Google's Senior VP of Hardware has tweeted that it would still live on but provided no official word on a new product release.
At Mobile World Congress 2017, Google revealed that it is not planning to launch any new Pixel laptops in the future and suggested that the brand will live on through other products.
Google has released Android app support to the stable channel for the Chrome OS running on the Chromebook Pixel 2; other Chromebooks should receive the same in the near future.
The Chromebook Pixel 2 series only launched a year and a half ago, and following the discontinuation of sales for the $999 model in April, the $1299 version is now no longer available to buy.
HP is continuing the expansion of its Chromebook lineup with the Chromebook 11 G5, a Chrome OS laptop that is ready for Android apps and can work for 12.5 hours on a charge.
Google has discontinued the $999 Chromebook Pixel laptop and has said that it will not be restocking the device, although customers can still purchase the more expensive version of the Pixel.
HP today announced its latest Chromebook 13 laptop featuring the sixth-generation Intel Core M processor, a full metal design in a thin body and a USB Type-C docking station.
New information about an Android-powered tablet from Google called Pixel C has just emerged, revealing details such as detachable keyboard support, USB Type-C connector and a high-res display.
Following the launch of the Neowin Deals store, we're happy to celebrate the occasion by giving away a Chromebook Pixel worth $1000 to one lucky reader; multiple entry options are available.
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