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Galaxy Chromebook and its 4K screen is now available in the US

Galaxy Chromebook and its 4K screen is now available in the US

Posted on April 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Along with the surge in users on the Internet, there has also been a rise in the purchases of computers and especially laptops in the past weeks and months. This is mostly connected by the need to take work home during quarantine and shelter-in-place periods. Unfortunately, that fell outside the launch window of many new notebook computers that just got announced last week. The Galaxy Chromebook, however, was announced way back in January and it’s only now that it’s landing in the US to give Chrome OS users a stylish but expensive option.
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