6 Noteworthy Features Of The New Chromebook Pixel

# Screen

The Chromebook’s screen manages to throw out 4,352,000 pixels to a 12.85-inch display at a 2560 x 1700 resolution at a density of 239 pixels per inch.

Fundamentally it is like the screen is from a high-end Smartphone boasting a higher density than Apple's Macbook Pro Retina’s screen which is at 227 pixels per inch. With all the exclusivity on the screen, the image quality is pretty sharp putting out the finest quality.

# Storage And Connectivity

The normal conventional Chromebook Pixel comes with the SSD (Solid state drive) that contains just 32GB of storage but on the LTE version it comes with a 64 GB memory.

This of course much lesser than the laptops but the whole point of getting a Chromebook is you can eventually store everything online or on a cloud where Google provides a storage space of close to 1TB.

On the connectivity front, the Chromebook Pixel features a Type-C multi-device charging port with a USB-C port for charging, data transfer or external monitor integration.

The device also has two USB 3.0 ports, an SD card reader and a headphone jack. Other features include an SD or MMC card reader, Bluetooth 3.0, and there's an LTE version in the works too.

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