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product than its premium predecessor, and now we've just gotten our best look at the Pixelbook Go yet.Thanks to a trusted source close to
9to5Google, the Pixelbook Go has been revealed in full, with extensive shots of the device itself in a salmon color scheme (visit the
original article for a full gallery of images).The "Not Pink" Pixelbook Go and its ribbed texture
[Image credit: 9to5Google](Image credit: 9to5Google)As pointed out by 9to5Google, the Pixelbook Go prominently sports a textured bottom
panel, which features a colorful, ribbed panel coated in an apparently "grippy" material that "feels somewhat similar to a washboard or the
roof of a dog's mouth".The top half of the laptop, however, features a more traditionally smooth finish, although it's also subtly
3.5mm headphone jack, while the other side is home to a second USB-C connection.With the unit opened, you'll see more of that pink tinge on
the Pixelbook Go's notably MacBook-esque lower half, including the keyboard and trackpad, while the top half is home to a 13.3-inch
display and rather prominent black bezel.The MacBook-esque Pixelbook Go layout
[Image credit: 9to5Google](Image credit: 9to5Google)As far as specs are concerned, 9to5Google hasn't found anything new to add since the
last time it delved into the upcoming Chromebook's internals.This means that we can still likely expect a range of configurations that
variably boast Intel Core m3, i5, or i7 processors, 8GB or 16GB of RAM, Full HD or 4K touch displays, and 64GB, 128GB, or 256GB of
storage.These options will all share two front-firing speakers, a 2MP front-facing camera (capable 1080p at 60fps), the Titan C chipset, the
aforementioned two USB-C ports and headphone jack, and arrive in both "Just Black" and "Not Pink" configurations.It's worth noting that
considerably.There's no word currently on when the Pixelbook Go will be available and in which regions it will launch, but we'll very
likely hear more about it at the upcoming Google event on October 15, where the company is expected to launch its Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL
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