Kogan Agora 12-inch Ultra Portable Chrome OS Laptop Price and Specs
Despite the hype surrounding the imminent release of Samsung Alex Chrome OS Netbook, Kogan Australia beat them to the punch. The Kogan Agora Chromium Laptop is the world’s first Chrome OS laptop and it’s already available for purchase at Kogan’s online store for only $349.
Kogan of Australia has beaten other companies to bring out the world's first Chrome OS laptop.
Xi3 ChromiumPC Modular Computer: World’s First Desktop PC with Chrome OS
Google promised delivery of Samsung and Acer Netbook with Google Chrome OS by June 2011 and they are on track to keep this pact. Xi3, a less-known company wants to ride on Google’s big push for thin-computing with Chrome OS.
The ChromiumPC by Xi3 is so small it will fit in a suit pocket. It is the world's first desktop replacement computer to run on Google Chrome OS.
Samsung Alex Chrome OS Netbook Specs and Features Leaked
Well, well, Samsung made a lot more millions with their very successful Galaxy S series of Android phones and Galaxy Tab Android Tablets. It’s no surprise then that the Korean company is further leveraging its business profiteering on the strength of Google innovative softwares. An enterprising geek just found out and leaked details about the upcoming Samsung Alex Chrome OS netbook that may soon see commercial launch this June or July.
Here's the upcoming Chrome OS netbook from Samsung. It's codename is "Alex" and it will feature dual-core Atom N550 CPU and 2GB of RAM!
Singapore IT Journalists Get Sneak Preview of Google Chrome OS
Google Chrome OS gets previewed in Singapore! The Super Google Army it seems is waging wars on all battle fronts. The company just recently announced that Youtube is going into the paid-video content business and early in January, they launched their own Google Nexus One Android phone. The company is also embroiled in an angry dispute with the Chinese government and has threatened to pull out of China.
Google Chrome Operating System: Built for Speed
Last, but surely not the least, is Google’s stepping into Microsoft Windows’ territory. Last week, the company took out their Google Chrome Operating System in Singapore and let journalists get a peek into the Open Source OS which is set to launch this November 2010. This Chrome baby is out to slay Microsoft’s Goliath Windows monopoly. Google already released its very popular Android OS for smartphone and mobile devices last year. And Android is being adapted or highly considered by top manufacturers of smartphones, eBook Readers (e.g., Amazon’s Kindle DX and Sony Reader Touch Edition PRS-600) and netbooks. Apple Inc. revealed its closed partnership with Google because of the latter’s encroachment into what Apple deems its core business areas. The online ads behemoth is unperturbed and is even keen to challenge another titanic adversary, Microsoft Corporation.
Google Chrome Operating System: An OS Made for the Internet and Netbooks!
What is Google Chrome OS? It it another desktop PC operating system competing with Windows or Linux? Is Google Chrome operating system a Windows-like or maybe Linux-like OS for desktops and laptops? Well, the answer is a resounding NO! Really, the new Google Chrome OS is intriguing. It has caused a stir in me when I heard the advent of new Internet based operating system. This operating system is like, Google Chrome is geared towards users of the internet. Where people who live on the web — searching for information, checking email, catching up on the news, shopping or just staying in touch with friends. Sounds nice, huh?
Snapshot of Google Chrome Operating System (OS)