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Submitted by fanze100 114d ago | news

HP Pavilion Chromebook Specs Leaked

Maximum PC: "Chrome OS finally seems to be getting some attention from top PC vendors. Close on the heels of Lenovo’s recent announcement of its maiden Chromebook, a spec sheet detailing HP's first Chrome OS device was discovered on the PC and printing ink behemoth's website on Monday." (Chrome OS, Chromebook, Google, PC hardware)

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newsguy  +   114d ago
Do people actually care about chromebooks?
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Software_Lover  +   114d ago
The real question should be..............

Why in the hell do we need specs for a chrome book? Who is gonna be doing anything serious on these things.
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Racer-X  +   114d ago
Do people actually care about HP Pavilions?
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