[ Thanks to Ezequiel
Gonzalez for this link. ]
“In the medium to large Desktop monitors… I think! With the
ChromeOS installed there, we only need to add a keyboard with a
touch pad and/or a mouse to have a working, comfortable, Internet
access device. Simple to setup, simple to use, and optimized to do
what 95 percent of the traditional Desktop Users do with their
computers. Surf the net for work and fun.“To access and surf the net with intensity you need a large
screen that you can split into several windows that you can see and
work on, simultaneously. In one you can write an article, with
google docs. In another you can go places with google maps. In
another you can read books and check references with wikipedia,
google books, etc. etc. or watch an online movie.”
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