Google Chromebook codenamed as Soraka will be Hybrid kind of Laptop where one can use it as Tablet or as a full-fledged laptop.There are also rumors that the codenamed device Soraka will have Dual mics and also comes with LED flash for the rear camera.It is still under development and if launched it will be the first Chromebook to feature detachable screen to run on Chrome OS.
As per Code review by Chromium project, the Soraka Chromebook will feature two mics one will be for face where the user can speak, singing, and another one is facing outwards which will take in the surrounding sound.Earlier the same codenamed Soraka Chromebook was spotted on GFX benchmarks and was listed in three different screen sizes with 7.7 inches to 8.8 inches.We are not whether all the three models will come with Dual mics and Flashlight support and also will have a detachable screen or not.
All three devices have different variants but use the same processor with Intel Kaby Lake Core M3.It is coupled with 4GB/8GB RAM and 32GB/64GB onboard storage.It is having a 12MP rear camera and 5MP selfie camera.As per GFX bench, one or more variants might even end running on Android 7.1.1 or Android 8.0 out of the box, but it might be running Chrome OS and GFX bench has mistakenly put Android OS on their listing.
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As per Code review by Chromium project, the Soraka Chromebook will feature two mics one will be for face where the user can speak, singing, and another one is facing outwards which will take in the surrounding sound.Earlier the same codenamed Soraka Chromebook was spotted on GFX benchmarks and was listed in three different screen sizes with 7.7 inches to 8.8 inches.We are not whether all the three models will come with Dual mics and Flashlight support and also will have a detachable screen or not.
All three devices have different variants but use the same processor with Intel Kaby Lake Core M3.It is coupled with 4GB/8GB RAM and 32GB/64GB onboard storage.It is having a 12MP rear camera and 5MP selfie camera.As per GFX bench, one or more variants might even end running on Android 7.1.1 or Android 8.0 out of the box, but it might be running Chrome OS and GFX bench has mistakenly put Android OS on their listing.
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