The new Samsung Series 5 550 Chromebook is basically a netbook that is linked to a Google account.
2Limited Offline Mode
Here you see that I’m able to access a Google Docs document while disconnected from the network. However, I can only view the document.
3Top View
The Samsung Series 5 550 looks like a run-of-the-mill laptop and is unremarkable in design, style or dimensions.
4Front Edge
There are no ports on the front of the Chromebook. There are no latches anywhere. The open/close action is smooth.
5Right-Side View
The right side of the device (from left to right) includes a Secure Digital (SD) card slot, USB 2.0 port and a Kensington lock port for physical security.
6Rear View
The Universal SIM card slot is shown in the rear view.
7Left-Side View
The left side of the Chromebook (from left to right) includes the power jack, RJ-45 network port (closed), DisplayPort ++ (compatible with High Definition Multimedia Interface [HDMI], Digital Video Interface [DVI] and VGA), USB 2.0 and headphone jack.
8RJ-45 Port Open
To make a wire-line connection, just open the RJ-45 port.
9Underside View
On the lower edge, you can see the two speaker ports. There is no user-serviceable battery access.
10The All-New Chromebox
The Samsung Series 3 Chromebox is the first desktop device to run the Chrome operating system.
11Front View
The front of the device (from left to right) includes the on-off switch, headphone jack and two USB 2.0 ports
12Rear View
The rear of the devices (from left to right) includes a Kensington lock, power jack, DVI port, network connection, four USB 2.0 ports and two DisplayPort++ ports.
13Underside View
There are no user-serviceable parts in the Chromebox.
14Connecting to Google
Both the Chromebox and the Chromebook are tethered to a user’s Google account.
15Welcome to Chrome
The user is greeted with an introduction to Chrome when first signing on to either the Chromebox or the Chromebook.
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