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Google ChromeOS notebook will market in June

Posted on May-17-2011· by make fun

Google announced a good news at the annual GoogleI / O Developer Forum in San Francisco, Chromebook carrying operating system of Chrome will market in June this year. Chromebooks will be sold in the United States and other countries in June.

Google stressed, Chrome laptop is faster, more efficient, to start Chrome laptop only need as long as 8 seconds. The first Chromebooks will made by Acer and Samsung; Acer product prices set at $ 349, the Samsung set from $ 429, available through Best Buy, Amazon and other retailers to buy from June 15. In addition to the average consumer, chromebooks’s customer base is also targeting business and government. Google says the data stored on the network – that is, the concept of cloud computing to lower their IT budgets.

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