While the actual release of Google’s Chrome OS will likely coincide with their own GoogleBook launch, one intrepid dev rebuilt the current version of Chromium, the beta version of the OS.
Hexxeh baked in a lot of new features in this new build which they’ve dubbed “Flow”. If you want to grab the installer, you can [...]
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We have another round of spec leaks here but this time it’s for the ever-mysterious Google netbook. Here’s the specs I grabbed:
10.1″ 1280×720 HD-ready multitouch screen
NVIDIA Tegra
ARM-based processor
Storage: 64GB SSD
2GB RAM
WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, Ethernet, GPS (optional)
USB, webcam, 3.5mm audio jack, multi-card reader
4 or 6 cell battery
Google Chrome OS with all the other Google apps like [...]
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Posted by: Shinrai in Linux, Netbook, android, tablet, tags: android, Google Chrome OS, jolicloud, MID, moblin, netvertibles, smartbook, smartphone, tablet Sascha Pallenberg over at the Netbook World Summit discusses some of his predictions on the state of netbooks for the next year. Here are some of the highlights for netbooks:
Netbooks at 250 euros or $300 with the new Intel Pine Trail processor.
Linux start to get into more netbooks with the entry of Moblin and Jolicloud, as well as Google’s [...]
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Now that Chrome OS has officially been unveiled, Google is getting aboard the netbook train as well. It’s been their plan to talk to manufacturers like HP, Asus and Qualcomm and discuss how to integrate the new operating system in their future netbooks.
Well it seems Google is zooming in on a single manufacturer instead to build the [...]
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Several weeks after Google release the early build of its highly anticipated OS, developers and hackers have been busy testing it on different machines. Some were successful while others maybe not.
Some requires 4GB of Flash Drive to install while this one, developed by Hexxen and christened as Diet Chromium which is only a 1GB file [...]
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