Samsung Series 5 Chromebook unveiled

Nothing but the web.

Chromebooks are built and optimized for the web, where you already spend most of your computing time. So you get a faster, simpler and more secure experience without all the headaches of ordinary computers.

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook requires a Google account to log in, which means that each users' previous actions and Web history, even if on another Chromebook, are remembered from the previous session.

The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook powers up when opened, giving users immediate access to the Web and Google's cloud services.

The login in screen of the Samsung Series 5 Chromebook.

On the left side of the laptop, from left to right is the power, a VGA connection, a USB connection, and the headphone jack.

There is one USB port on the right side of the laptop.

Wednesday night at an event in San Francisco, Samsung unveiled it's Series 5 Chrome, a first of it's kind cloud-based laptop running the Chrome OS.

A dedicated search button on the keyboard opens a new tab and places the cursor in Chrome's omni-bar to perform a search.

The standard function keys along the top row of the keyboard have been removed. Instead, there are more Web-specific keys. On the top right, an ESC key, followed by Forward and Back web browser buttons, Refresh, FullScreen and a button to cycle through Windows, as well as brightness adjustment and volume adjustment.

The bottom of the Samsung Series 5 Chromebook. There is no removable battery.

When the SD card is inserted, a standard file director appear to navigate the card.

Behind the small door is the VGA monitor connection and the USB port.

Above the screen is the HD camera lens in the center, with a light sensor on the left, and the camera status LED on the right.

The SD card slot on the front of the Chromebook.