It’s not just that it’s $40 cheaper, although that certainly helps. It’s that it does two important things that the Pixel Slate Keyboard doesn’t. It allows the Slate to be used comfortably on your lap ...

The Pixel Slate Keyboard offers a fantastic typing experience with the rounded keys and it connects via the Quick Snap Connector and magnets while also offering a nice adjustable cover/stand. However, ...

In recent weeks, Google not only killed the entry-level Celeron Pixel Slate models, but also abandoned first-party tablets for laptops. A Google Store sale on the Pixel Slate today takes $100 off ...

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Commentary: Google, Microsoft and Apple all pitch high-end tablets as multifunctional laptop replacements, then charge a hefty premium for the extra parts needed to match the hype. Dan Ackerman leads ...

Since their 2011 launch, Chromebooks have been synonymous with low-cost, easily managed laptops that have strong appeal for education. But in 2013, when Google shipped the first Chromebook Pixel–a ...

Google kicked off its hardware event this morning with a slew of smartphone and smart display announcements, but it didn't leave tablet enthusiasts in the room hanging. The Mountain View company today ...

Google's Pixel Slate and Apple's 2018 iPad Pro are radically different takes on the tablet. Over the long haul, one prevails. Review backgrounder: I've used both the 12.3-inch Pixel Slate with ...

Google really nailed it with the Pixelbook. The laptop-tablet hybrid was a bit steep at $1,000, but boy was it one helluva fun work and play machine. In just a couple of years, Google has established ...

Over the past few years, new forms of personal computers have challenged the status quo of the portable PC. Is a 2-in-1 the same as a laptop? Is a detachable a tablet? Is the tablet the new laptop?