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Leaked Specs Sheet Reveals HP’s First Chromebook
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In a PDF found on the HP site, it looks like we are closer to seeing the first Chromebook from HP. The Pavilion Chromebook features a 1.1GHz Celeron processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB SSD and a 14inch 1366×768 display. The display is larger than its competition from Acer, Lenovo and Samsung but will run on the same resolution as the smaller counterparts. Unfortunately, HP has said that they are expecting a measly 4 hours of battery life compared to the robust 7 hours of their competition.
What do you think? How will Chromebooks fit into your life? Is it just something that will fizzle out after 1 generation or is it the next big thing in mobile computing?
(Source: The Verge)
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