Samsung recently announced the Galaxy Chromebook Go, a 14-inch Chrome OS-based laptop built as a mobile workstation with an Intel Celeron N4500, 8GB of memory, and a 720p HD webcam. modest. Nevertheless, the Galaxy Chromebook Go also offers LTE connectivity, making it a solid choice for those who work at home or on the go.

One can assume that Samsung's main focus is productivity. Being able to make Zoom calls, check email, and create various documents on a mobile device is important, and the Galaxy Chromebook Go should have features in this regard that don't put too much strain on modern computer hardware. For example, it does not need a powerful CPU to submit spreadsheets. The Chromebook's 14-inch display won't wow anyone, but it is adequate for streaming applications. Its light weight makes it easy to carry from home to the library or Starbucks. And Chrome OS keeps your important information safe with regular updates. [As of this writing, Samsung has not revealed the price of the Galaxy Chromebook Go. The moderately specced laptop is in the $300 range, which can be higher or lower depending on which version you purchase. The LTE version, with its larger storage size and memory, will likely cost more than the Wi-Fi version with basic options.

Samsung also did not reveal a release date or when the Galaxy Chromebook Go will be available at retailers. You would be safe to assume it will appear on Samsung's main website along with Best Buys, WalMarts and Amazon worldwide.

Again, this is an entry-level Chromebook; you won't be running Call of Duty: Warzone on the Galaxy Chromebook Go's integrated inners anytime soon. The Intel Celeron N4500 processor and Intel UHD graphics would allow you to run a few office-based programs.

The Go also does a decent job in the storage department; it can be equipped with 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB of eMMc storage; there is also a port for a MicroSD card. As for memory, you can choose between 4GB or 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM; Chrome OS is fast to boot and web browsing is speedy. Basically, 8GB is enough.

When it comes to form factor, the Galaxy Chromebook Go is sleek. It is silver in color, weighs 1.45 kg, and is slim at 327.1 x 225.6 x 15.9 mm. 14" TFT HD (1366 x 768) display, backlit keyboard, 2 x USB Type-C, 1 x USB 3.2, 3.5 mm headphone/microphone jack, microSD, and a Nano SIM slot on the LTE version.

Last notable features are Go's 720p webcam, stereo speakers, 42.3Wh battery and 45W USB-C charging brick.

The value of the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go depends on what you want in a laptop; the Go does not play the latest games or have the fastest processor. Nor does it offer the best HD experience in streaming or watching video. These elements are best left to more powerful laptops, such as the recently released Razer Blade 14.

But when it comes to productivity, Samsung has you covered. Specs-wise, the Galaxy Chromebook Go has everything you need to telecommute. And thanks to its LTE connectivity (if you factor in the cost of a separate data plan), you'll have the possibility to connect to the Internet on the go. As long as the price is not too high at launch, the Go should be well received.