Along with a rich display and performance that’s ideal for using mobile apps, the Pixel Slate also comes with a detachable keyboard that gives users a familiar laptop feel. This October, we introduced the first-ever premium tablet made by Google to run Chrome OS: Google Pixel Slate. Last year, we added our four-in-one, high-performance Chromebook - Google Pixelbook - to the Chrome OS family. We’re seeing people shift their focus to devices with larger, wider screens that allow them to easily access the content they want, anywhere and anytime. A lot of people use more than one type of device every day, and the lines between desktop and mobile experiences are getting blurrier. Much of our growth has been fueled by new ways that people consume and engage with content. Tapping into a wider appeal for wider screens By optimizing their apps for wider screens on Chrome OS, dev teams can drive higher engagement and reach even more users with immersive experiences.
The evolution of Chrome OS presents an amazing opportunity for developers to boost their reach across a wider variety of devices and screens.
It’s been an exciting period of growth for us, but even more so for developers.
Today, Chromebooks range from traditional laptops to convertibles and tablets that are available in over 10,000 stores - thanks to close partnerships with top OEMs, including Samsung, Dell, and HP, among many others - and we’re only going to keep expanding. Since we launched our first Chromebooks in 2011, the growth of Chrome OS has been incredible.
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