Google Chrome OS Notebook [Pictures, Specs & Video]
Written by Debjit 
December 8th, 2010 
Google showed off it’s cloud based operating system – The Chrome OS and we must say this one has got something to it. Chrome OS has a plethora of amazing features which explore cloud computing to the core. Additionally, Google also announced a Chrome OS Notebook. However, the first batch Chrome OS netbooks will go on sale not any before mid-2011.
Chrome OS Notebook
The first batch of the Chrome OS Notebooks will be manufactured by Acer and Samsung.
- The devices will be powered by Intel chips, most probably Intel Atom.
- At present the test notebooks are black (as shown in the pictures) and have no branding like no logos and no stickers.
- The notebooks feature a 12.1 inch screen,
- Full-sized keyboard and touch pad
- Built-In integrated 3G and Wi-Fi.
- Eight hours of battery life and eight days of standby time.
- Chrome OS is designed to work across a wide range of screen sizes and form factors.
Here a few pictures of the Chrome OS Notebook:
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- Chrome OS Notebook
And here is a video demonstration of the Chrome OS Notebook:
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