This video was supposedly leaked from google, and it shows a very fancy Chrome book with a super high res screen. With a resolution of 2560 x 1700 to be precise.
Whether its legit or not remains to be seen.
The story behind how this video came to light is perhaps just as outrageous as the product being shown off. It was found on a YouTube channel owned by Slinky.Me, a Mountain View company whose states mission is to build the “world’s largest visual guide” — whatever that means. Slinky.Me was apparently was hacked a few hours ago, and the secretive Chromebook video was posted to the company’s YouTube account shortly afterward.
Naturally, someone attempted to clean up this leak as best they could as soon as the supposed hack went down. The video no longer exists on YouTube, and the elusive Mr. Koch issued a public apology (and tagged Google co-founder Sergey Brin) on his Google+ account for the video’s sudden exposure. This case has many of the earmarks of your typical botched release, but I imagine we’ll soon get official word on the Chromebook Pixel’s veracity — Google I/O is just a few months away, after all.
From everyone at Gadgetzz, Happy Holidays!Thank you for the support and we extend our best… Read More
With the advent of advanced technology and the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more individuals are… Read More
IMG 3422 Dear Gadgetzz readers, as some of you may have noticed, there hasn’t been… Read More
Guest post by Rebecca Alston Source- Unsplash If you’re like most business owners, you spend… Read More
https://youtu.be/y7pgYWuV5wE This is a rebuttal to video about Teslas interior build quality. I'm not outright… Read More
pc case chassis When assembling a personal computer (PC), most people tend to put the… Read More
View Comments