Google Cr-48 Unboxing Pictures and Netbook Pictures
The Google Chrome Cr-48 netbook just arrived in our stables and I am pretty excited about it. I have already started playing with the netbook and so far it feels pretty good.
There are a few standout features on this device one of them is the casing for the laptop, it’s more like plastic and feels different when you use it. Along with that the multi-touchpad is also pretty good and the keyboard feels great while typing. Checkout the entire specs of Cr-48.
Overall, I have just used the Chrome OS Cr-48 netbook for a few hours. I plan to spend a lot of time with it this weekend so expect a really detailed review of the device some time next week.
In the meantime take a look at the unboxing pictures and the device tour in the embedded album below.
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How does the trackpad work? Does it have a “left click” mode? Can you open a link in a new tab (i.e. equivalent of command-click on a mac)?
Thanks for posting!
@Steph – Yes the trackpad does have a left click mode and you can also open a link in a new tab using a shortcut key + click