Category: Google

Around the web: Best Chromebook Pixel Comments

Google recently released the Chromebook Pixel, and everybody has something to say for or against it. Here are 5 of  the most spot-on comments I’ve heard around the web. What’s your best witty comment on the chromebook? “Chrome-based models accounted for 5 percent to 10 percent of Acer’s U.S. shipments since being released there in November”- Via Google Plus    “If anything, what the...

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Chromebook Pixel is a Great Deal, And Here’s Why

At first glance, Google’s new Chromebook Pixel looks like a horrible deal. Weak Operating system, middle of the road hardware, and a $1300+ pricetag. I even ranted about the price here. But then I reevaluated all of the extras Google was throwing in, and although it’s expensive, it’s actually a good deal. Look at the breakdown below for yourself. Value Breakdown: Looking at the...

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Chromebook Pixel Becomes Reality…Starting at an unreal $1300

Last week I brought the news to you of a rumored high-end chromebook, along with a video, and within that span we’ve seen the actual low-key release of it, the Chromebook Pixel, which Google seems to be using as a weird experiment into “what if”. For those of you that are unaware of Chromebooks, they’re laptops based on Google’s Chrome OS, all of which...

LEAKED: Google’s Incredible Unreleased Laptop (video)

Could Google soon be competing with Apple, Samsung, and Lenovo on laptops? It seems so. Google’s yet unreleased Chromebook Pixel which was leaked to the web in the incredible commercial below provides indication that Google wants more skin in the game. If you’re here regularly, you’ve heard our famous interviewees predict the fall of the PC to the tablet. Google already has immense success...

1997 Steve Jobs Had Working Cloud Built 22 Years Before iCloud, Describes Chromebooks

Don’t you dare say cloud computing is the future. It’s just now coming into the mainstream, but Steve Jobs has had a cloud computing system since 1989 when he worked at NEXT. WATCH! In the video below, Steve Jobs talks first about his cloud computing system he’d built which automatically backed everything up to the servers around the world that we now know as...