In a video embedded after the break you'll notice a showcase for the new Chrome OS-powered notebook from Google and it islooking beefy in terms of specs. For starters, that display is an impressive ... Google Chromebook Pixel with 2560 x 1700 Touchscreen
Even netbooks these days are coming with insane resolutions... And yet most laptops are stuck with the disease known as 1366X768.
Resolution doesn't make much difference if all you're doing is browsing the web.... Exactly what can be done on ChromeOS that justifies the extreme resolution?
The same thing you do on a tablet? I only use my Nexus 10 for like news and reading stuff, images and text look crisp as hell. I want that on everything and I want content to match it.
Unless Google has changed it....ChromeOS is a Google modified version of Linux that relies on cloud computing to work....so, no internet = no computer.
