More Evidence Of A New Duet

11-inch Chromebook Duet details emerge

View this email in your browser More evidence of a new 11-inch Lenovo Chromebook Duet emerges Good news for all your Duet fans out there! We have discovered more evidence in the Chromium Repositories that suggests a new 11-inch Lenovo Chromebook Duet with MediaTek MT8188 is on the way. This is a chip similar to the Kompanio 1380 but with a different core configuration. Development under the name 'Ciri', an offshoot of 'Geralt', hints at Lenovo's involvement, supported by battery and screen component tests. Notably, an 11-inch 1920×1200 screen, specifically for 'Ciri', is being tested, indicating a likely launch of this model, possibly alongside a Duet 5 successor! Get all the details here. Trending on Chrome Unboxed 📈 Early hands-on with the insane new ASUS ExpertBook CX54 Chromebook Plus First signs of an Intel Core Ultra Chromebox emerge with connections to HP Proof that multiple new MediaTek MT8188 Chromebook tablets are coming There are two more requirements I'd love to see in Chromebook Plus How to install and use Microsoft Office 365 on your Chromebook Clickworthy Deals 💰 Google's Nest WiFi Pro hits record-low price HP's larger Chromebook Plus model is just $299 right now Try out the Chrome Unboxed membership community for free The best Chromebook deals today Get up to 71% off NordVPN + 3 months extra with code "chromeunboxed5" Brought to you by Best Buy Say hello to your new work earbuds Introducing the Voyager Free 60 wireless earbuds - the ultimate companion for a hybrid work life. Whether it's a crucial meeting, deep focus time, or a relaxing me time, these earbuds are designed to adapt to every moment of your day. Equipped with Advanced Noise Cancellation and a three-mic array per earbud, the Voyager Free 60 ensures your voice stands out. IT departments will love them, too!  They are certified for top virtual meeting providers and are centrally manageable. Shop the Poly Voyager Free 60 wireless earbuds at Best Buy here. Google is taking its time splitting Chrome from ChromeOS, and that's probably a good thing It's pretty hard to believe, but we've been talking about Lacros – the new Chrome browser that will be split away from the ChromeOS operating system – since September of 2020.  We thought over and over again over the years that Lacros would finally arrive, and yet here we sit in the earliest stages of 2024 with the Chrome browser still firmly attached to ChromeOS at its roots. Though moves were made in August of 2023 to really start pushing the wider availability of Lacros, as of ChromeOS 119 that launched not long ago, we're still waiting on its official arrival. And that's probably a good thing.  Read more here. Want to advertise in this newsletter or partner with Chrome Unboxed to get your brand in front of our audience? Go here. We are participants in various affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to affiliated sites. #BestBuyPartner Copyright © 2024 Unboxed Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Unboxed Media 111 W Dixie Ave Ste 200 Elizabethtown, KY 42701-1410 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.