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• Google’s Chrome OS revealed — with video!

Google had a low-key event today to preview Chrome OS, its new operating system based on Linux and the Chrome browser. Things are still pretty early — it’s not even in beta yet, let alone on shipping products — but that’s the first official screen shot right there, and the big features are all roughed out. The entire system is web-based and runs in the Chrome browser — right down to USB drive

contents, which show up in a browser tab, and the notepad, which actually creates a Google Docs document. Web apps are launched from a persistent apps panel, which includes Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, and Hulu, among others, and background apps like Google Talk can be minimized to “panels” that dock to the bottom of the screen. Local storage is just used to speed up the system — everything actually lives in the cloud, so all it takes to swap or borrow machines is a login, and you’re good to go. Google also said it’s “very committed” to Flash, and that it’s looking to hardware accelerate whatever code it can — although Google didn’t have a solid answer to give when asked about Silverlight. Overall, Google was upfront in saying that Chrome OS is focused on very clear use cases for people who primarily use the web, and that it’s not trying to do everything: “If you’re a lawyer, editing contracts back and forth, this will not be the right machine for you.”

As far as going to market, Google’s not talking details until the targeted launch at the end of next year, but Chrome OS won’t run on just anything — there’ll be specific reference hardware. For example, Chrome OS won’t work with standard hard drives, just SSDs, but Google is supporting both x86 and ARM CPUs. That also means you won’t be able to just download Chrome OS and go, you’ll have to buy a Chrome OS device approved by Google. Interesting move, for sure — but since the entire OS is totally open-source as of today, we’re sure it’ll be hacked onto all kinds of hardware soon enough. (And for the record, the demo was run on an off-the-shelf Eee PC.) Check Google’s intro videos after the break!

Google Inc has unveiled more information about the Google Chome OS. The Google Chrome OS will be faster in booting and Google plans to market the blazing fast speed OS for the future. The new OS by Google will boot more faster than any other OS. Sundar Pichai the Vice President of Product Managment for Google told that the Google Chreome OS will boot in 7 seconds.

The Google Chrome OS will be available by late 2010 and it will be and Open Source product. The people will be able to access the Google OS Codes and it is based on Linux platform. The Google Chorme OS will be browser based and notebook users will not to worry about the Malicious application. The google will take care of this. The antivirus also won’t be required on such platform.

It is likely to be a big hit once it enters the market. The price of notbook equipped with Google Chrome will range almost at same price as the conventional notebook. Unlike the current version it will not be run and install application but it will come with notebook who partern with google.

The google says the application program in future will be web based. Let us see when the Google Chrome hit the market.

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