When Google unveiled its new Chromebook Pixel at a San Francisco press event last week, it played up one feature above all others: the Chrome OS laptop’s 12.85″ screen, which, at 2560-by-1700 pixels with 239 pixels per inch, is one of the most outstandingly crisp displays ever to be put on a computing device. It’s also a touchscreen, the first ever on a Chromebook. But when chatter about the Pixel commenced on blogs and Twitter, the feature which attracted the most attention wasn’t the screen. It was the price — $1299 for the version with Wi-Fi and 32GB of flash ... Read More