Battle scars received while typing have become a bit of an annoyance in many modern, aluminum-bodied machines. In fact, the only thing not bridged by right angles is the cylindrical hinge running nearly the entire width of the machine, but thankfully the edges of the entire laptop are just rounded enough to keep it from digging into your wrists uncomfortably. Everything is very angular vertical sides terminate abruptly at the horizontal plane that makes up the typing surface. It's all machined aluminum, anodized in a dark, almost gunmetal color that successfully bridges the gap between sophisticated and cool. In its first attempt, Google has managed to match that feeling of innate integrity with the Pixel, and in some ways go beyond it. Apple's MacBook Pros, with their precisely hewn aluminum exteriors, have long been the benchmark against which other laptops were held in when it comes to a sense of solidity. It's truly something to behold.įirst impressions are of a laptop with surprising density. If you'll forgive us just one cliche, Google has gone from zero to hero with the Pixel.
In that regard, the Chromebook Pixel is a complete success.
If you're going to charge an obscene premium for a laptop with an incredibly limited OS, you'd better produce something that is incredibly well-made.
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