ChromeOS Notebook
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Google, one of the biggest web companies, is dreaming about making the computing world to its own image. “The future is on the web”…”in a browser”, Google says. If you talk to Google’s Chrome team, you would sense a genuine belief about how cloud computing should (or will) dominate in the long term.
Cr-48 Review - Cr-48 Review
My Google Chrome Cr-48 notebook has just arrived. For my first day with it, I decided a good torture test would be to unplug my Windows 7 machine and see how the Google laptop worked in its place. Let’s go! Chrome, Chromium & What Is The Cr-48? Before I dive in, some background about the computer. Let’s start with Chrome .
First Day Review: The Google Chrome OS Cr-48 Notebook
We’ve already covered the benefits of Chrome OS and cloud computing extensively. But as you can guess by the title of this article, this article is going to have a negative tone. I’ve been playing with the Chrome Cr-48 for a week now.
Chrome OS Cr-48 Review Part 4: 10 Reasons People Won’t Buy This Notebook | GottaBeMobile
One Week With the Google ChromeOS Notebook: An Experiment in Total Cloud Computing
It’s been just about a week since Google’s Cr-48 prototype ChromeOS netbook appeared on my doorstep. Since then, I’ve been putting it through its paces, including during a short trip to a press event in Detroit, and it’s turned out to be a surprisingly useful machine. A Few Words About the HardwareGoogle’s Cr-48 Netbook Review: Is this the dawn of computing’s future?
When we first laid eyes on the test platform for Google’s Chrome OS, it was love at first sight. At a bare minimum, it was ultimate curiosity at first sight. Now, after only two days of waiting, a few of us here at TNW have gotten our hands onto our test units and it’s time to let you know about the OS as a whole, but also about the device on which it is presently being tested. First Impressions