\nTo that end, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go is packed with a healthy 4GB of RAM and 32GB of eMMC storage. That\u2019s going to be plenty of storage too, given the Chrome OS platform\u2019s cloud-ready nature. Especially with consideration for AT&T 4G LTE support. Helping to bolster and power Nearby Share, Phone Hub, and other platform-exclusive features.
\nDriving the experience and also packed into the sleek frame of this gadget, Samsung opted for a Jasper Lake Intel Celeron N4500. Which won\u2019t necessarily bring the biggest leap in power but will be efficient. And shouls have enough power to drive most Android and Linux applications users might need.
\nThe screen size, conversely, is set at 14-inches at a resolution of 1366 x 768. That\u2019s placed on a 180-degree hinge so that the display can be laid flat for multi-user scenarios.
\nIn terms of the build, this Samsung hasn\u2019t been certified, necessarily. But it has been tested to MIL-STD-810G-equivalent standards. So it\u2019s going to survive drops, spills, and other hard usage along with the best devices in the category. All without losing the slim, sleek design that earns this Chromebook its \u201cGalaxy\u201d branding. But, unlike Samsung\u2019s other Galaxy Chromebooks, in a product that\u2019s priced more feasibly for the everyday user.
\nScreen size
\n14\u2033 at 1366 x 768 pixels, 180-degree hinge design
\nSoC
\nIntel Celeron N4500 (Jasper Lake)
\nRAM
\n4GB
\nStorage
\n32GB
\nDurability
\nMIL-STD-810G-equivalent
\nBattery
\nUp to 12 hours
\nConnectivity & Ports
\n2x USB Type-C ports
\n1x USB 2.3 port
\nmicroSD card, multimedia card reader
\n3.5mm headphone jack
\nWi-Fi 6
\nOS
\nChrome OS
\nColors
\nSilver
\nWeight
\napproximately 3 lbs
\nIf you don\u2019t like Chrome OS, Samsung has you covered anyway
\nOf course, for anybody who isn\u2019t a fan of Chrome OS, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go \u2014 via AT&T or elsewhere \u2014 may not be the best fit. But that\u2019s not necessarily going to be an issue. AT&T is also set to offer the Samsung Galaxy Book Go 5G, offering a near identical device with Windows performance.
\nThe key differentiator here, according to AT&T, is that this device will offer full support for its 5G network. And, of course, this brings the tried and true productivity and performance that\u2019s made Windows such a widely-used operating system.
\nPricing and availability
\nNow, as of this writing, AT&T hasn\u2019t made any pricing or exact availability information available. Samsung is, however, selling this Chromebook starting at as low as $129.99 direct via its site. Although, it isn\u2019t immediately clear whether that includes 4G support. And that\u2019s the price with an eligible trade in. This Galaxy Chromebook Go, from Samsung, starts at $299.99.
\nSimilarly, reports have also indicated that an LTE version will be made available in the coming weeks from Verizon.
\nIn any case, the devices will almost certainly cost just a little bit more with support for mobile data, as is often the case. But there\u2019s an equally good chance that discounts will be offered to customers of either carrier.
\nMore details about the pricing and availability of the Windows-powered Samsung Galaxy Book Go will become available in the coming weeks as well.
\nThe post Samsung’s Now Official Galaxy Chromebook Go & More Are At AT&T appeared first on Android Headlines.
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