Hewlett-Packard Tuesday introduced the HP Chromebook 11, designed and built in partnership with Google. The device is powered by a micro-USB charger, which consumers can also use to recharge an
Android phone or tablet. The Chromebook, which weighs a little more than 2 pounds, will sell through Best Buy, Amazon, Google Play and HP Shopping in the U.S., as well as at Currys, PC World and many
other retailers in the U.K. The two companies will make the cloud-computing device available in other countries that sell Chromebooks in time for the holidays.
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