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Konami code: Chromebook Pixel easter egg gives you a light show
The Chromebook Pixel is a beast, but the lightbar has only been an aesthetic addition until now. The Konami Code light show is here to prove the lightbar can be much more!
Would you buy a Chromebook Pixel if it was half its price?
The Chromebook Pixel is the best Chrome OS device to date, and arguably among the best laptop computers in the market. But is it worth its price? Is it even worth half its price?!
You can now take advantage of the Chromebook Pixel’s full resolution!
The Chromebook Pixel arguably has the best display in any laptop computer, but we haven’t even touched its full potential yet! Unless you use Chrome OS Dev, that is.
10 things to know about your Chromebook Pixel
Thinking about getting a Chromebook Pixel? We just got ours at Google IO 2013, so come in and see what the revolutionary device is all about!
Chromebook Pixel announced & released – get it now from the Google Play Store!
This is by far the most exciting day of the year for any Chrome fan. Rumors have been flying! Is it real? Is the leaked video a fake? Is it even possible? Well, it is. It is very real. So real that it has been released a few moments ago and you can now purchase […]
New Chromebook Pixel discoveries: Ivy Bridge processor, LTE data, and more
While we are still not sure about the Chromebook Pixel’s existence, there is enough evidence to say something fishy (or “jellyfishy”) is going on at Google’s headquarters. We have been hearing of a touchscreen Chromebook for a long time, and bits of code suggest that the Pixel (codenamed Link), or a similar device is in […]
Chrome OS document hints at Chromebook Pixel’s existence
This week’s Chroembook Pixel rumor was easily the most exciting story for any Chrome fan. The story behind the leak was also the fishiest we have seen in a while, leading many of us to believe it could have been a fake (albeit a very professional one). It only takes a bit of evidence to […]