Netbook research and review
Google Chrome OS

Previously, we stated that Google’s new netbook operating system, Chrome OS, would start appearing on new netbooks in 2010. Well, it’s possible that we’ll see the new OS later this year, according to Google’s Chief Executive, Eric Schmidt. The Reuters news agency, quoting Schmidt at te Allen & Company media and technology conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, on July 9 as saying:
“Everybody we’ve talked to under nondisclosure is excited about the plan,” Schmidt told Reuters. “So hopefully later this year we’ll see some announcements.”
Now, it takes a bit of creativity to take this to mean that we’ll see netbooks shipping with Chrome OS in 2009, but it is a possibility, especially given the time sensitive nature of a new OS for portable devices. Google is reportedly working with HP and Acer, among others, to create devices running Chrome OS, which is to be designed to better exploit the Chrome browser and modern Web services, such as online applications.
We eagerly await new developments…
Even the current economy pressures rise and worldwide economy in gloomy condition, this trend reflects the increasing importance of computing, not just in the home or office, but as an integrated part of our lives. Worldwide demand for netbooks is driving the netbook market into an area of solid growth for the next several years, according to a study just released by IDC. Falling prices, more design choice and competition for netbook makers to capture this market continue to drive a rapid transition, but the netbook quality problem emerge one after another, This blog gathered many valuable insights and data about netbook, and will publish many more netbook research and evaluation articles before long.