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Want to check out what we’ve been up to recently? Experience some of our latest PT-branded collateral on this page. There’s some work you won’t see here—confidential or client-branded materials are under wraps, unless we have our client’s explicit permission to share them. We’ll show you everything else, though, so check back often to discover our most recent work.
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Consumers have a wide selection of Chromebooks to choose from. Even two Chromebooks of the same model could offer different experiences depending on the devices' processors. That's why Intel asked us to showcase the experience consumers can expect from Chromebooks powered by their Core and Celeron processors.
From June 2017 to September 2018, we tested 14 Chromebooks and produced 16 reports, six videos, and one infographic that show how these Chromebooks handle daily tasks. Each piece of collateral offers a unique perspective on our test results—for example, the videos provide real-time, on-screen demonstrations of the performance differences between two devices. Our reports offer character-driven narratives to grab audience attention, while our infographic features a clean, readable design that delivers key facts at a glance.
For each report, we compared the speed of the Chromebook devices during everyday tasks in popular apps. Each set of collateral targets a specific segment of the Chromebook market, from K–12 school districts looking to make their first Chromebook investment to students transitioning from high school to college; from creative freelancers to growing businesses seeking an upgrade.
PT collateral isn't limited to American or English-speaking audiences. As part of our translation services, we localized four of the reports for audiences in Spain and Italy.
Consumers have a wide selection of Chromebooks to choose from. Even two Chromebooks of the same model could offer different experiences depending on the devices' processors. That's why Intel asked us to showcase the experience consumers can expect from Chromebooks powered by their Core and Celeron processors.
From June 2017 to September 2018, we tested 14 Chromebooks and produced 16 reports, six videos, and one infographic that show how these Chromebooks handle daily tasks. Each piece of collateral offers a unique perspective on our test results—for example, the videos provide real-time, on-screen demonstrations of the performance differences between two devices. Our reports offer character-driven narratives to grab audience attention, while our infographic features a clean, readable design that delivers key facts at a glance.
For each report, we compared the speed of the Chromebook devices during everyday tasks in popular apps. Each set of collateral targets a specific segment of the Chromebook market, from K–12 school districts looking to make their first Chromebook investment to students transitioning from high school to college; from creative freelancers to growing businesses seeking an upgrade.
PT collateral isn't limited to American or English-speaking audiences. As part of our translation services, we localized four of the reports for audiences in Spain and Italy.
Get frequent updates about where we’re going and what we’re doing, plus a first look at brand-new types of collateral. The items on this page change regularly, so check back every few weeks to see what else is new. For now, click a tile below to learn more.
VMworld 2019 (recap)
John McMains attended VMworld in San Francisco, CA. In this video, he talks about his big take-aways and where he thinks tech is heading.
Flash Memory Summit 2019 (recap)
Data-driven storage acceleration
Dennis Martin, an industry analyst, attended Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara, CA. In this video, he talks about what he saw there and why real-world testing is important.
360-degree video: See inside Principled Technologies
At 4 pm on 3/13/19, we opened our doors for an unscripted, one-take tour of PT with co-founder Mark Van Name. While you watch this 360-degree video, click and drag to see the space from new perspectives.
Get frequent updates about where we’re going and what we’re doing, plus a first look at brand-new types of collateral. The items on this page change regularly, so check back every few weeks to see what else is new. For now, click a tile below to learn more.
VMworld 2019 (recap)
John McMains attended VMworld in San Francisco, CA. In this video, he talks about his big take-aways and where he thinks tech is heading.
Flash Memory Summit 2019 (recap)
Data-driven storage acceleration
Dennis Martin, an industry analyst, attended Flash Memory Summit in Santa Clara, CA. In this video, he talks about what he saw there and why real-world testing is important.
360-degree video: See inside Principled Technologies
At 4 pm on 3/13/19, we opened our doors for an unscripted, one-take tour of PT with co-founder Mark Van Name. While you watch this 360-degree video, click and drag to see the space from new perspectives.
