After asking about HP Chromebook by some sources, HP says :
When you buy a new computer, it’s all about choice. Well, today we’ve officially announced that along with our extensive PC and workstation portfolio, we’re expanding our Multi OS approach and introducing the new HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook .
Our thought process behind this Chromebook is that you’re able to get a quick-and-easy gateway into your Google life on a great, big 14-inch BrightView display. That means it has the largest-screen on a Chromebook to date, about two inches larger than the next-biggest competitor.
Powered by an Intel Celeron processor and Intel HD graphics, the Chromebook includes a 16 GB solid-state drive for faster start up times. Extra hardware security via the built in Trusted Platform Module (TPM) protects against unauthorized access to sensitive data and credentials – and makes it a perfect affordable choice for businesses that need to be nimble.
The Pavilion 14 Chromebook also provides a full array of ports
including HDMI, USB 2.0, RJ-45 and a combination headphone and
microphone jack. Essentially, HP’s latest Pavilion gives you a
laptop-sized experience (and secure enough for the office) that runs on
Chrome OS. All of this goes into a form factor that weighs just under
four pounds and includes a removable battery.
With 100 GB of free storage on Google Drive, customers can access their content from any device, while at home or on the go. With the Chrome Web Store, users can customize the Chromebook by downloading applications for work or play.
We would love to hear what you think about our newest Article on laptop - the Chromebook.
When you buy a new computer, it’s all about choice. Well, today we’ve officially announced that along with our extensive PC and workstation portfolio, we’re expanding our Multi OS approach and introducing the new HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook .
Our thought process behind this Chromebook is that you’re able to get a quick-and-easy gateway into your Google life on a great, big 14-inch BrightView display. That means it has the largest-screen on a Chromebook to date, about two inches larger than the next-biggest competitor.
Powered by an Intel Celeron processor and Intel HD graphics, the Chromebook includes a 16 GB solid-state drive for faster start up times. Extra hardware security via the built in Trusted Platform Module (TPM) protects against unauthorized access to sensitive data and credentials – and makes it a perfect affordable choice for businesses that need to be nimble.
With 100 GB of free storage on Google Drive, customers can access their content from any device, while at home or on the go. With the Chrome Web Store, users can customize the Chromebook by downloading applications for work or play.
We would love to hear what you think about our newest Article on laptop - the Chromebook.
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