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Google Pixelbook & Chrome OS Google Pixelbook & Chrome OS Now what every teacher and administrator needs!! Google Pixelbook takes Chrome OS to the next level, materializing its speed, simplicity and security into a sleek design built to unlock the controls and functionality that organizations need. dataimpressions.com/pixel-book Pixelbook is the high-performance Chromebook created by Google to help teachers and IT administrators get the most from So get your hands on the faster, Chrome OS and G-Suite apps. A must for those who require smarter, more secure, more faster response time and the flexibility of a tablet. Now a Chrome connected, Book that is attractively designed and easy to use! use-it-anytime-and-anywhere Pixelbook from Google. It’s iconic look and feel, versatile 4-in-1 design and all-day battery life are perfect for one-the-go use. The 7th gen Intel® Core™ Business-ready and ready to go to processor gives you the power to get things done faster. Plus work—no matter where your you’ll always have the latest security and Chrome OS features business takes you. with software that updates automatically. Productivity Performance Premium and Management Design Supercharge productivity - Utilize the best of Starts fast (<10 seconds) and Sleek, super-thin, lightweight, the web and the best of mobile to get more done stays fast throughout your day all-aluminum design using the tools you know and love. Built for power, with 7th Gen Vivid 360 touchscreen display Unleash your creativity - Set your inner artist Intel® Core processor, and up to Backlit keyboard with quiet, free with powerful tools for photography, video 16GB RAM + 512GB SSD storage soft-to-the-touch keys editing, drawing and design from the most popular Long-life, all-day battery (lasts publishers. Built in security chip to help up to 10 hours) … 15-minute protect your Pixelbook quick-charge gives you 2 hours Effectively communicate - Chat, video call, host of use a webcast, and stay in touch with Pixelbook—the Virus protection built-in to keep Pixelbook safe laptop for modern communication; pair with a Works online and off Pixel phone to answer texts and calls. Order Today! Utilize smarter storage - All your files, emails, photos, music and videos are automatically dataimpressions.com | 1.800.777.6488 | [email protected] available anywhere you want them, online or not. Pixelbook Specs & SKUs I5 I5 I7 8 GB 8 GB 16 GB 128 GB 256 GB 512 GB $999 $1,199 $1,649 Aluminum unibody with Corning® Gorilla® Glass detail Silver aluminum unibody | Glass detail with Device Category Premium Laptop/Tablet Materials | Color Corning® Gorilla® glass 41 Whr battery | fast-charging | Chrome OS Operating System Battery Up to 10 hours use time Display 12.3” LCD 2400px x 1600px Wireless 802.11 Wi-Fi dual-band | Bluetooth® Backlit keys | Full-size layout | Edge-to-edge Audio Dual speakers | 4 mics Keyboard | Trackpad trackpad 7th Gen Intel® Core™ processor (i5 or i7 720p @ 60FPS Processor available) Camera Hardware security module for better 11.4” x 8.7” x 0.4” | 2.4-lbs. Dimensions & Weight Security on-device security Two USB-C ports | 3.5mm jack for 8GB or 16GB RAM Memory Ports headphones 1228GB, 256GB or 512GB Solid State Pixelbook, USB-C cable, user guide, Storage Drive (flash-based) What’s in the box quick-start guide, power adapter.
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