And Now Google Wants My Netbook Too
Jul 09, 2009, 15:33 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Ken Hess)
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"Yes, I know everyone needs to make a profit and as long as you
know what you're getting into, that's fine. Please proceed. I just
don't want people to walk in to this all starry-eyed hoping for
some glittery new operating system to find that it's really an
electronic billboard.
"Some pundits see the Chrome OS as a Windows killer. Me? Nope. I
see it as a Google fundraiser that will have a minor effect on
Microsoft's desktop operating system dominance but don't count on
any earth-shattering run to Chrome."
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