Testseek.com have collected 98 expert reviews of the Google Chromebook Pixel 12.85 inch CB001 and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Chromebook Pixel 12.85 inch CB001.
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The very clean design of the Chromebook is impressive, and the high-resolution touchscreen really brings computing to life. For example, if I was using Google Maps and went into Street View, by putting it into full-screen mode it's almost like being there...
Published: 2013-04-04, Author: Lee , review by: v3.co.uk
Brilliant screen display, good touch response, great keyboard, excellent design and build quality
Rather heavy, expensive, not everyone will like the 3:2 aspect ratio display, battery life could be better, lack of support for core business apps
The Chromebook Pixel looks and feels like a high quality device, and it foreshadows a revolution in computing. But the price tag is very high for a laptop that is currently so restricted in terms of software....
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Published: 2013-03-09, Author: Joel , review by: itproportal.com
Comes with 1TB Google Drive for 3 years, LTE on board, Brilliant screen
Only four hours of battery life, Issues with keyboard, fan noise, Too expensive
So, taking everything into account, how does this machine fare overall? The Chromebook Pixel LTE is appealing in the same way that £100 chopsticks made of carbon fibre are appealing. Yes, they will do all the things that chopsticks are expected do, like...
The clue is in the name, as the Pixel’s display is jam-packed with them. Put simply, it’s the best we’ve ever seen on a laptop. Measuring in at 12.85-inches, and packing in a ludicrous 2560x1700 resolution screen that rivals even the Retina-equipped MacBook Pro, the Pixel’s screen takes an unconventional 3:2 aspect ratio, yet it makes perfect sense for the web. Browsing sites is easy on the ultra
Unfortunately, all that horsepower the Google Chromebook Pixel is packing is essentially overkill for a browser-based OS. The hardware specs are something you’d more likely find on a decent Windows 8 machine, yet paying over £1200 for a gorgeous laptop that is severely limited by its operating system seems just too much - you can’t run any native apps, only web apps and games which will run in th
Simply put, the Google Chromebook Pixel is a testament to what Google, a software company, can achieve when it tries its hand at hardware. It’s an attractive laptop with the best screen we’ve ever seen, plus super-fast innards. But ultimately, what let...
Hefty price tag, display aspect makes it less suited to working in tight spaces, OS not as fully featured as rivals
There's no avoiding the fact that the Chromebook Pixel is expensive. But it's also very well made and an absolute pleasure to use. Lay your fingers on the keyboard and view the world through the Pixel's high-resolution display and some of the anguis...
In terms of specifications, design, and build quality, the Pixel is up there with the best of today's laptops. MacBook Air users won't be impressed with its bulkiness and weight, but it makes most premium Windows laptops look last-generation. But the Pix...
Abstract: The Google Chromebook Pixel laptop is an interesting machine, that runs Google's Chrome operating system, previously only seen on lightweight netbook alternatives, on a fully powered high-end laptop with a touchscreen display.Moving away from Mac OS X, or...
The Chromebook Pixel is a good laptop, definitely worth a look. But it's unlikely to be the right laptop for lots of people. It has a beautiful display and amazing build quality, but poor battery life. And the Chrome OS is limited. An interesting conce...
