Acer To Launch Chrome OS Netbook

on 12/02/2009 07:11 PDT

Things certainly are looking good for Google’s browser-based Chrome OS. Acer has even announced plans to launch a netbook powered by said OS in the second half of 2010. Acer’s chairman, JT Wang, has even mentioned that he thinks that Acer will be the first to market a machine powered by Chrome OS. Considering that Acer was the first large manufacturer to get Google’s Android running on a netbook, we wouldn’t be too surprised if they managed to be the first. Stay tuned, and well update you on this.

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