Google's Pixelbook Go now ships in Not Pink in the US, but you'll have to pay a premium for a Core i5 or Core i7 processor as the firm isn't bringing the new color down to the $649 Core m3 equipped Pixelbook Go.
Google's new Pixelbook Go is sure to turn heads with its sleek design but it's important to keep these devices protected when not in use. These are the best sleeves that you can get for the Pixelbook Go today!
The Pixelbook Go is one of very, very few Chromebooks that is available with a 4K screen, and two months after the Pixelbook Go's launch, that option is finally shipping to customers.
The Pixelbook Go is everything you need in a Chromebook, and a laptop.
Google's latest Pixel-branded Chromebook is one of its best.
When a laptop spends a lot of time on your lap, texture makes a difference.
The Pixelbook Go is like that guy she told you not to worry about.
The Pixelbook Go is a powerhouse of a Chromebook, but for a better buy and build, you can snag a Chromebook that's been out for months and proven its worth: the ASUS Chromebook Flip C434.
There's a shiny new magnesium Pixelbook Go on the market, but current Pixelbook owners shouldn't be jumping to upgrade.
Google's new Pixelbook Go looks to be a fantastic entry in the Chrome OS space, but at the end of the day, it just makes me long for a proper Pixelbook 2 that much more.
The Pixelbook Go comes in two drastically different colors, and choosing between them might be far, far easier than you'd think.
The Pixelbook Go may aim for a more reasonable price range than its predecessor, but does that practicality extend to its port availability?
If you wanted a new 2-in-1 or convertible from Google this year you're out of luck — Google has passed the torch to its hardware partners for all things tablet-ish.
The Pixelbook Go is not a sequel to the Pixelbook, but it's a logical and safe evolution of the platform after the failure that was the Pixel Slate.
It's missing some of the best features of the original Pixelbook and the Pixel Slate and it's the first Pixelbook I really don't want.
Google's annual fall hardware event is nearly upon us — it's all going down on October 15 in New York City.
Google appears to be ditching the tablet design for a return to something that was more universally loved.