Google has announced the Pixelbook Go, its first new laptop in two years, but it doesn’t support the $99 Pixelbook Pen, Google tells Android Police.

The Core i5 Pixelbook, with 8GB of memory and 256GB of storage – plus that higher resolution display, the fancier hinges, and Pixelbook Pen support – may have a list price of $1,199, but you ...

According to 9to5Google, Google plans to launch an updated model called the 'Pixelbook Go' that drops the 2-in-1 form factor and pen support, instead offering a traditional clamshell laptop design ...

One of the biggest changes with Pixelbook Go is that Google has decided not to keep support for its Pixelbook Pen. That’s the active stylus that shipped as an add-on accessory to its previous ...

But that’s where the Pixelbook Go begins to falter. It lacks any pen support, so you can’t use Google’s Pixelbook Pen with it. And don’t count on serious photo or video editing.

The Pixelbook Go is the latest device in Google's ChromeOS lineup, with a 13.3-inch screen and a rugged exterior. Read specs, price, and more here!

The Pixelbook Go comes with a 16:9 aspect ratio which I have to admit I prefer. There’s no Pixelbook Pen support here, which might be a big deal for you or it might not matter at all.

Instead, Google is trying to build a Chromebook that anyone can use and afford: The Pixelbook Go starts at $649, a full $350 less than the original Pixelbook. It's still a lot of money for a ...

In both local video loop and in web browsing, the Pixelbook Go lasted over 13 hours. That’s higher than the claimed 12 hours from Google, and the best battery life I’ve tested on a Chromebook yet.

During a Google Hardware-focused session at Google Cloud Next 2019 earlier this year, after a brief look back at the Pixelbook and Pixel Slate, a presentation slide hinted at what was to come.