Google Chromebook Pixel has a gorgeous high-resolution touchscreen. It's actually sharper than the Retina display on the MacBook Pro.
And the hardware itself is gorgeous.
Chromebook branding. This is Google's first time making its own computer.
USB ports, headphone jack, and screen output on the side.
And here's the SD card reader. You can also see the slot for the LTE SIM card on the side. The Chromebook Pixel lets you connect to 4G LTE networks.
Even the hinge is pretty.
It's easy to open too. The hinge is balanced perfectly so you can open the lid with one finger.
The light on the back of the lid changes colors. It doesn't really serve a purpose, but it does look really cool.
The trackpad is incredibly accurate and has the right amount of sensitivity.
The taskbar at the bottom of Chrome OS lets you "pin" your favorite Web apps for easy access.
You can also access your full menu of apps.
You can get apps from Google's Chrome Store.
You can store downloaded files locally on your computer, but you also get a free TB of online storage through Google Drive when you buy a Pixel.
