Samsung planning a Chrome OS Netbook
Like many other major netbook makers Samsung has confirmed that it is working on a Google Chrome OS powered netbook. The confirmation came at an event in Australia at which several new Intel powered netbooks were unveiled. Phil Newton, head of Samsung IT, told attendees that Samsung Australia would launch a Chrome OS netbook before [...]
Read MoreReview of the $100 Android Notebook: Hivision PWS700CA
While Google is busy working on a Chrome Operating System for notebooks which will be available later this year, some manufacturers have taken it in their own hands to put the Google Android Mobile Operations System on cheap ARM powered notebooks.
Charbax from Armdevices.net has been testing the Hivision PWS700CA Android powered notebook, which he thinks [...]
Google Chrome Netbook Specs Revealed — ARM, TEGRA and SSD
Since the Google Chrome netbook from Google was outed in mid-December we’ve been wondering exactly what will power the Google branded device when it hit’s homes in late 2010. Well, the wait is over if the IBTimes’ source is correct the specs for Google’s Chrome netbook have been determined from a request for proposal which [...]
Read MoreGet Ready for a Google Branded Netbook in 2010
Hot on the heels of the Google branded Nexus One Android phone it’s leaking out that Google may be making another move into the hardware arena and launching a Google Netbook in time for the 2010 Holidays.
According to several sources including TechCrunch and PC World, Google has gone beyond simply working with companies like Acer, [...]
Acer Wants to be the First Netbook with Google’s Chrome OS
If Acer chairman JT Wang can be counted on Acer will be the first netbook to market that ships with Google’s Chrome OS. In an interview with DigiTimes Wang claims that the company has been working on the netbook for since earlier this year and plans to launch the Chrome powered Netbook in the second [...]
Read MoreGoogle Chrome OS for Netbooks Announced
Google announced Chrome OS late last night. The new operating system is open source and will be available for use on netbooks in the second half of 2010.
