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up-to-date Intel Core processors (CPUs) and more memory (RAM) than most Chromebooks, the Hatch is getting set up to be a truly worthy
successor to the excellent Pixelbook of 2017.With that, Google clearly has quite a lot to live up to with this Chromebook release,
especially considering whatever losses were caused by the failure in reception to Pixel Slate
in-house ChromebookWhen is it out? Possibly October 15 with Pixel 4How much will it cost? Hopefully no more than Pixelbook didThe Google
'Hatch' would hopefully have Thunderbolt 3, too.(Image credit: Future)Google Hatch release dateWhile rumors and leaks of a release date are
rather thin right now, many reports from MySmartPrice and NotebookCheck peg this Chromebook to release alongside the Google Pixel 4
That would mean a debut date of October 15, which is already anticipated by Pixel fans.With that, it would be more than likely to see the
Hatch hit store shelves and online retailers before the end of October
At the very least, an October 15 debut would all but guarantee a release before the Christmas shopping season.Google Hatch
priceUnfortunately, nothing in these leaks and reports comes close to discussing a potential price for the Hatch
However, we do know that the Chromebook is expected to run some of the latest 10th-generation (Comet Lake) Intel Core CPUs, starting with
the dual-core Intel Core i3-10110U.This would obviously put the Hatch in line with premium-priced Ultrabooks, like the Dell XPS 13
So, we can safely expect this Chromebook to reach similar prices, much like that of the previous Pixelbook that we so loved.The previous
stylus was not stow-able, sadly.(Image credit: Future)Google Hatch specs and featuresWe now know of several key specification points and
features expected to be included in the Hatch Chromebook product
Geekbench testing information made publicly available, specifically listing the Intel Core i3-10110U part in use, with outlets further
homemade Chrome laptops since their start.Rounding out the known rumored feature list are a 2,400 x 1,600-pixel display with a 3:2 aspect
However, judging by the Pixel Slate downturn, Google would be wise not to rest on its laurels here.rzXHfnUyUkQChFQAx8o3q7.jpg?#
