The Google PixelBook Pro concept combines the best of all worlds - Yanko Design

It's just fitting that I showcase this project today, which happens to be Google'south 22nd altogether! The PixelBook Pro concept, created by Republic of india-based designer Ayush Singh Patel (who coincidentally happens to share his birthday with Google too), is an ode to the very best elements of all laptops and phones, combined into one product… If Google is a search-aggregator that finds the best results based on a query, the PixelBookPro is a Chromebook that aggregates the greatest elements of consumer tech into one well-fabricated device.

On the UI front end, it feels every bit like a Chromebook – robust, reliable, cracking for an entire day's worth of regular computing, just on the design front, you'll notice that it shares the flexibility of the Lenovo Yoga series (with a similar hinge particular), the full general silver aesthetic of the MacBook line (even with a argent G on the dorsum of the screen), a flat metal border that's highly characteristic of the iPad Pro (and even the upcoming iPhone 12, according to rumors), an Alcantara-cloth base surrounding the keyboard as found in Microsoft's Surface Pro, ASUS ROG-inspired cooling vents on the back, and Bang & Olufsen audio-drivers above the keys as plant in HP'south Green-eyed and Pavilion laptop series. By absorbing all the best $.25 from laptops over the by couple of years, the PixelBook Pro actually shows that imitation is the sincerest grade of flattery considering the overall Chromebook definitely does look appealing. Information technology's sleek, flexible, well-vented, comfy to type on, and at the end of the day, delivers a cracking ChromeOS experience that people have come to love over the years.

Designer: Ayush Singh Patel