Chromebook Pixel LTE Ships Early April

[exfileme]

The 4G LTE version of Google's premium Chromebook ships at the beginning of April.

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[assasin32]

I honestly think the Chromebook Pixel is designed more for getting the attention of developers to make software for up coming chromebooks with touchscreen. And they decided to go with a high end laptop to showcase what a chromebook can do to help draw interest from a larger pool of people before they start to trickle down the price for touchscreen chromebooks in the future generations of it.

 

[slomo4sho]

$1449 for 64 GB of space, pair it with Google cloud storage with Verizon's price gouged data plan. Brilliant!

 

[TheMadFapper]

Verizon LTE is terrible. They up their speeds for people doing tests but real word speed is only 6-9 Mbps down. AT&T seems to consistently get over 25, and I've hit 51 Mbps in Atlanta.

 

[borisof007]

Has anyone looked into the possibility of replacing the internal SSD with a bigger one, say 256 gb? Not sure how difficult it would be or the warranty it would undoubtedly void.

 

[janetonly42]

"it's a premium product, costing $1,299 for the 32 GB Wi-Fi only model and $1,449 for the 64 GB 4G LTE model."
Oh hell no, give me a Air or Macbook Pro any day. Hell $1,449, for $50 more I can buy a Macbook pro Retina with 8Gb of RAM same high end display 2560 by 1600 pixels and twice the HD, 128Gb SSD

 

[lightofhonor]

janetonly42- You could, but that doesn't include the 3 years of 1TB Google Drive ($1800 value), a touchscreen, or LTE.