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HP Chromebook 15 2019: Finally, the age of couch apps is here

HP Chromebook 15 2019: Finally, the age of couch apps is here

Posted on April 19, 2019 By Jarvis

So you’d like to see another Chromebook, would you? Today HP’s got a new Chromebook with a 15-inch display that FHD and works with touch. FHD is “full-HD”, aka 1080p, which means it has 1920 x 1080 pixels across its full 15.6-inches (diagonally) touchscreen display. This bit rolls with 8th gen Intel Core i processors, up to 128GB SSD, and dual speakers with B&O branding (tuning).
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