HP reportedly leaked a PDF on its site detailing its first Chromebook, teasing specs including a larger-than-usual 14-inch display and nearly three hours less battery life than competitors.
First spotted by The Verge but later taken down, the PDF provided a closer look at HP's upcoming Pavilion Chromebook computer.
The specs showed the new device will feature a 1.1GHz Celeron processor, 2GB of RAM and a 16GB solid-state device. Its 14-inch (1366 x 768 display) is a bit bigger than others on the market which feature the same resolution in a 11.6-inch screen package.
The document also revealed the Chromebook's battery will run for about four hours and 15 minutes -- about three hours less than competitors' models, such as Samsung's Chromebook.
Although a launch date wasn't mentioned, February 17 was cited as an embargo date for ads.