Samsung Launching Google Chrome OS Netbook

By Roland Hutchinson on Monday 15th February 2010 10:09 am in Netbooks, Technology News

The latest company top confirm that they are working on a netbook that will run the Google Chrome OS is Samsung, who have said that the netbook could be available sometime this year, although we have no idea when, but it looks likely to be near the end of 2010.

Unfortunately Samsung haven’t given us many details on their new Chrome OS netbook, but it does look like it will come with a twelve hour battery life which seems pretty impressive.

Samsung Launching Google Chrome OS Netbook

Other specifications will include built in WiFi, plus 3G connectivity, and it will feature a 10.1 inch LED backlit display, and it looks like it will come with at least 64GB of storage although it isn’t clear whether the storage will be in the form of a hard drive or a solid state disk.

As soon as we find out more details about the Samsung Chrome OS netbook we will let you guys know.

via Gadget Venue

http://www.hgpot.com Sam

I’ve used Google Chrome OS before, and it is pretty sleek. I can see this in the near future to be a big hit. I think it would be cooler if Google made it instead of Samsung, with a glowing Chrome Icon on the lid.
tawr

the storage should be SSD and not HDD since chrome os will not support HHDs at all.
http://www.herebegold.co.uk PJ

@towr
Will not support HDDs or should not?
Where can I find more info about ChromeOS. Googles own page doesnt seem to shed much light?!

PJ
DrMrHorse

http://dev.chromium.org/chromium-os
For more info on chrome os. You might even be able to help develop it.