We’ve already seen Google’s Chrome OS. Now, it plays nice with USB storage and devices. And finally, there’s hardware you can get your hands on.
Google raised some eyebrows last month when it made changes to Chrome OS’s source code. It added multiple references to touchscreens and tablets, including a new touch-optimized tab page. The idea of a Chrome OS tablet isn’t new though; Google even made mocks of such a device in February 2010.
Acer’s Chromebook has an 11.6-inch screen, has a battery that will last 6.5 hours and cost $US349. Both the Samsung and Acer Chromebooks will be available on June 15.