HP has announced a new family of his Chromebook laptop devices, which are supported by powerful processors from Intel and has a stylish design with aluminum body, high-resolution screen and even speakers with modern audio output. All premium features have been integrated into a single into the Chromebook 13's.
As a premium product, this new laptop will be priced at an affordable price for many mobile PC that runs the Google Chrome OS, but not as powerful as Google Pixel, however, HP managed to offset the flagship product Google it from all sides, including the design, performance, and price.
When Samsung and Acer introduces laptops running Chrome OS in mid-2011, they present them in a low price tag and computing capabilities mediocre. At that time, Chrome OS is still foreign to most people, and netbooks is relatively popular and sensible to the needs of the PC at a low price.
With the development of Chrome OS, the laptop makers began to embed components with high performance on laptops made, but still not able to target the high-end segment. With random Pixel laptop that Google launched in 2013 to target the high-end segment.
Fortunately, different PC manufacturers offer a variety of systems that try to mimic some of the features Pixel. HP decided to build its own competitor to Google Pixel. Although the product is not the same inaccessibility, it has a better screen than most Chromebook and a host of other advanced features.
HP Chromebook 13 carries a screen of 13.3 "IPS with a resolution of 3200 × 1800 (QHD +). The laptop screen has a viewing angle of up to 170 and aspect ratio of 16: 9, which is good for multimedia and video applications. HP's latest Chromebook comes with an anodized aluminum chassis, which has a thickness of 12.9 mm and weighs 1.29 kilograms (2.86 pounds), making it thinner and lighter than Apple's MacBook Air 13 ".
Although the screen resolution is very high, but the laptop is only able to work up to 11.5 hours on a single battery charge Wh 45. To make the battery more durable, HP uses Intel Skylake-Y system-on-chip to support Chromebook 13. Various versions of the system supported by one of the Pentium M or Core SoC with dual-core processors, Intel HD Graphics 515 (Gen9) cores with 24 EUs (execution units) and 6W or 4.5W TDP.
The system is likely to be much faster than other Chromebooks are powered by an Intel Atom, Celeron or Pentium because of the high performance of the CPU architecture. Depending on the model and price, HP Chromebook 13 can be equipped with 4, 8 or 16 GB of RAM, and solid-state storage is not known how much capacity.
As for wireless connectivity, allegedly Chromebook is equipped with 802.11ac Wi-Fi module with Bluetooth 4.2, but not confirmed by HP for this sector. HP also noted that this device has a full-sized backlit keyboard and speaker Band & Olufsen-tuned, which is a new thing for Chromebooks.
In addition, this laptop has a webcam, three microphones, a 3.5 mm audio port, an SD card reader, a Type-A USB port and two-port USB Type-C. Chromebook 13-C uses USB for charging and therefore compatible with a variety of third-party charger.
In order Chromebook 13 increasingly sophisticated, HP offers the Elite USB-C Docking Station her for $ 149, which can be plugged into a USB port-C on a PC and allows to connect two HD displays, Gigabit Ethernet as well as some perangakat with USB Type-A, such as a keyboard or mouse.
Four versions of the HP Chromebook 13 must be available to the US retail market in the near future. Most models cost running an Intel Pentium 4405Y and comes with 4 GB of RAM would be priced at $ 499 (6.5 million), while the top-of-the-range system carrying Intel Core m7-6Y75 and 16 GB of RAM will tag of $ 1,029 (Rp13, 5 million), which is even more expensive than Google Pixel.
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