Google introduced the Pixelbook portable laptop in October last year, which runs on the operating system ChromeOS. Server MacRumors decided to pit the Pixelbook against each other and iPad Pro, which, according to the Cupertino company, is powerful enough to completely replace a computer.
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The 12,3-inch Pixelbook differs from most Google laptops in that it starts at $999 (approximately 22,000 CZK), while the price of the 10,5-inch iPad Pro starts at $649 (19,990 crowns) and the 12,9-inch at $799 (24,490 crowns). The Pixelbook has a seventh-generation Intel processor, with a choice of i5 and i7. The amount of RAM varies between 8 and 16 GB. And the amount of internal storage can be either 128 GB or 256 GB.
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As iPad Pro, so does the Pixelbook communicate with a stylus. The special pen from the Apple company is called Apple Pencil and from Google, the Pixelbook Pen.
The Pixelbook has the advantage of being a 2-in-1 design, meaning it has a fully rotating display, meaning you can use it as either a traditional laptop or a tablet, depending on your needs. And it falls into the category ultraportable laptops.
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However, Google cannot Appto compete with software and performanceonem, because not all Android applications are optimized for the system ChromeOS. Apple's professional tablet is powered by the A10X Fusion chip, which is incredibly fast, so applications run smoothly on it.
However, the Pixelbook is not slow and ChromeThe OS offers the same security as iOS, however, its price and the limitations of the operating system are discouraging.
Source: MacRumors
" ChromeThe OS offers the same security as iOS"
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