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:Google Chrome OS: A Nice Place to Visit, But?
Google Chrome OS: A Nice Place to Visit, But?
Nov 16, 2009, 14 :34 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3083 reads)

(Other stories by David Coursey)

"Google's Chrome operating system could mark a turning point in computing, but many questions remain. Today's rumor is the OS will be released to developers next week, answering some questions but probably raising even more. Google had previously promised Chrome OS, in some form, before the end of this year.

"Chrome OS strikes me as being just enough Linux to allow an underpowered computer to run Chrome browser and connect to cloud-based applications. How exciting can that really be?

"On a netbook, Chrome OS may be enough to provide mobile functionality. On a desktop, Chrome OS may turn a PC into a glorified terminal, relying on the Internet for nearly everything the user does."

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