The Galaxy Chromebook is a convertible and therefore it can be used as a tablet as well. The 13.3-unch Samsung Galaxy Chromebook starts things off with a touch-enabled AMOLED display which offers a 3840×2160 resolution, a peak brightness of 400 nits in HDR mode, and a very high contrast ratio (given peculiarities of the AMOLED technology).

With the new Samsung Galaxy Chromebook, announced this week at CES, Samsung is looking to up the ante on what to expect from a Chromebook both in terms of design and hardware, putting together a Chromebook that can rival premium Windows notebooks in everything from features to pricing. Samsung, however, thinks that they finally have a winning formula for a high-end Chromebook. As a result, premium Chromebooks have historically been a commercial footnote Google and Acer (among others) have developed some models, but nothing has really made a lasting impact on the larger Chromebook market. While sales Chrome OS-powered laptops are continuing to grow, the vast majority of these PCs – and arguably the platform itself – have been positioned as entry-level solutions both in terms of price and in terms of hardware.

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