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Dell XPS 8500 Intel i7 3rd. Gen. Desktop - Vimarsana News

Dell XPS 8500 Intel i7 3rd. Gen. Desktop

Dell XPS 8500 Intel i7 3rd. Gen. Desktop $175 한인타운 픽업 T.213-820-0703 CPU Intel i7-3770 Quad Core Speed 3.40GHz Socket LGA 1155 Memor…

Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook 2 comes in at just $550 and sports a QLED display – Phandroid - Vimarsana News

Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook 2 comes in at just $550 and sports a QLED display – Phandroid

Breaking it down Instead of looking at the Galaxy Chromebook 2 as a successor to the original, it’s better to look at this as sort of the “little brother”. The CB2 features a 13.3-inch touchscreen display, sporting an FHD resolution compared to the 4K panel found on the 2020 variant. This Chromebook also features a 2-in-1 design, meaning that you can fold it back and use the display by itself, before “unfolding” it and using the snazzy backlit keyboard like normal. Perhaps the real excitement with the Galaxy Chromebook 2 is two-fold. The first of which is that the QLED panel marks t...

$550 Galaxy Chromebook 2 Still Comes in Super Hot Red - Vimarsana News

$550 Galaxy Chromebook 2 Still Comes in Super Hot Red

Samsung made its new Galaxy Chromebook 2 official this morning, deciding to kickstart all of next week’s CES activities. A look at this device was leaked back in December, with those past images being spot on. All you need to know about the Chromebook 2 is that it’s cheaper than the original at $550 and it comes in that super hot red color. Boom, the end. For specs, this Chromebook features a 13.3″ QLED touchscreen display that sounds awesome, Intel chips, up to 8GB RAM, up to 128GB storage, plus stylus support. Considering the original Chrome OS-powered Galaxy device cost $999+, it’...