A video has leaked onto the internet seemingly showing off the Chromebook Pixel, a new Google-endorsed netbook with an HD touchscreen.
The video, whilst not particularly Google-ish in approach, does appear to be very professional. It was leaked by the Slinky agency, which has since revealed that its website was the target of a hacker attack.
The Chromebook Pixel itself appears to be massively influenced by the current Apple MacBook design, with a square, aluminium-like body and a black separated keyboard.
Interestingly, the focus of the ad appears to be the Chromebook Pixel’s screen. As the name suggests, it’s got a lot of pixels. “The more pixels we add, the more wonderful the world,” says a voiceover, and indeed the device seems to sport a similar resolution to(you guessed it) Apple’s MacBook Pro with Retina.
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