Samsung has teamed up with Intel and Google to produce an LTE-equipped variant of its Chromebook Plus V2 laptop, the firm announced. The Chromebook will call for a steep – as far as Chromebooks are concerned – $599 (about £435, AU$853) starting November 2 in the US.
This LTE-enabled version appears as if it will work on CDMA networks, with Verizon being the premier partner as the device will be sold in Verizon stores as well as through Best Buy and Samsung’s own online store in the US. Samsung has yet to discuss international availability.
