You might be out of luck if you prefer the original, premium Pixelbook over its lower-cost Pixelbook Go counterpart. The 9to5Google team has discovered that the Google Store lists the Pixelbook as ...

Beginning in 2013 with the original Chromebook Pixel—the first touch-screen Chrome OS device—and continuing through 2017’s Pixelbook, the Chrome OS laptops that Google has designed and sold itself ...

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The Pixelbook Go hides its design charms on the bottom, which seems a pretty strange place at first glance, but then you have to think about how Google's new Chromebook is actually going to be used.

It’s been nearly two years since Google launched the Pixelbook, an ultra-high-end Chromebook that has a 360-degree hinge, a sharp display and touch screen. Unfortunately, it was over $1,000, which was ...

Google is in the process of redistributing its resources to higher business priorities. Due to the change in focus, Google is cutting some of its projects across the company. The next Pixelbook and ...

The Pixelbook Go is the cheapest Chromebook Google has made to date. Google’s flagship Chrome OS devices typically start at $1,000, so the $650 price tag on the base-level Pixelbook Go is incredible.

I’ve loved the Pixelbook since the moment I got one two years ago. It quickly became my go-to laptop and I now find myself spending more time with it than my desktop PC. The Pixelbook’s main drawback ...

Google’s relationship with its own Chrome OS hardware has been a peculiar one. While other OEMs regularly push out new Chromebooks for users with various budgets, Google continues to refresh its ...

Google's Pixel laptops used to be synonymous with "expensive." With prices upwards of $1,000, the company's Chromebook Pixel and Pixelbook were costly products meant only for the most ardent Chrome OS ...

Google’s been pushing its Chromebooks on us since it released the matte black CR-48 prototype in 2010, telling the world that laptops today were simply glorified web browsers — or Android devices, I’m ...

Light, fast, and cheap – but with an odd omission. That’s the tl;dr for Google’s latest incarnation of the Pixelbook. After using the 13-inch Pixelbook Go for the last week, I’m left to wonder if ...