Google Chrome OS UI Concept Video (REAL)

20 November, 2009
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Finally a real video for the Chrome OS

Google did a press event demoing their Chrome OS. Here’s what we know about Chrome OS:

  • It will be launched next year (they wanted to cash in on Microsoft’s PDC09. Cheapos!)
  • It’s ONLY meant for Netbooks.
  • The OS looks exactly like the Chrome browser.
  • It’ll be locked to the hardware, like Apple the OS will come bundled on Netbooks.
  • It is an Open Source project and bits are available for developers now.
  • It is based on Debian. It’s basically just another Linux distro.
  • Everything you do will be stored online. Notes and documents will be synced to Google Docs.
  • No native applications.
  • The current build can be compiled and installed on any machine.
  • An App store is likely & no word on weather it will support Android apps, nothing certain but maybe.

Here is the Google Chrome OS Youtube Channel

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QRO3gKj3qw&feature=player_embedded]

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ57xzo287U&feature=player_embedded]

and here are some screenshots

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A web browser-based OS only relying on the internet? sounds like uncool. What if you’re on a dead-zone(no internet connection wired or wireless)??

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Commented by anjelo
on November 20, 2009

@anjelo: Pretty stupid, and like chrome every action you do in the OS will be sent to Google. No freedom of privacy. I will stay away from it at all costs.

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Commented by Joel
on November 21, 2009

@anjelo:
Well.I don’t think that Google is stupid enough to do so.
Ever heard about Gmail Offline?there is the same for G reader.

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Commented by Meena Bassem
on November 22, 2009

@Meena Bassem:
Not really. The offline feature in Gmail won’t work in Chrome OS. Like they say in the video “Nothing will be stored on your computer”.

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Commented by medjam8
on November 28, 2009

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