<p>It’s far from the cheapest Chromebook on the market. But Google’s latest is much nicer than bargain models.</p><br /><p>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 have been expensive, high-end devices.  In contrast, the company’s new Pixelbook Go had two primary design goals: creating a more mobile and affordable Pixelbook experience. It starts at $649–not cheap by overall standards for Chromebooks, but considerably less intimidating than past Pixelbook prices. And it’s largely successful at what it apsires to do.</p><p>Read Full Story</p><div class="feedflare"><br /> <br /></div>
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