The desire for a new, Google-made Pixelbook never really goes away, does it? The original Pixelbook and the Pixelbook Go that followed were iconic, beloved devices that still represent a high watermark for Chromebook hardware (yes, I'm leaving the Pixel Slate out of this part of conversation). Yet, for years, I've argued that a new...
  • Ulrich@feddit.orgEnglish
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    16 days ago

    As an example, a new Pixelbook built just to show off a Pixel-exclusive Tensor chip would have been anti-competitive and against the spirit of the ChromeOS partnership. There was no new hardware paradigm that needed a guiding star, thus it never materialized.

    Isn’t that exactly why Pixels exist?