How to run Google's Chrome OS from a thumb drive

[ Thanks to Amy Bennett for this link. ]

"Google recently pulled off the rare feat of releasing a product without really releasing it. True, they offered up the source code for their Google Chrome OS, a fast-booting, minimalist netbook platform entirely focused on their Chrome browser and speedy web applications. But they also told an anxious press and public that, unless they felt like compiling it and hardware testing it themselves, they'd have to wait a year before trying it out on an approved, custom-built netbook."

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