Skip to main content

Google Has Plan to Bring Chrome OS For Desktop

Google says its also working on a Chrome OS version for desktop. Google recently announce to launch Chrome OS for notebooks this summer and this will comes with a series of notebooks (Chromebooks) developed by Acer and Samsung. Google wants to bring operating system for desktop systems as it said at the Google I/O developer summit.

First Google will launch Chrome OS for notebook which designed to be used as a fast booting OS for low-power notebooks and with two netbook designs from Samsung and Acer. It has a very low hardware requirements and can run on any system without any performance drop and same time it'll give the fast boost times. The Chrome OS netbooks built by both Samsung and Acer are powered by an Intel Atom N570 processor, which packs two computing cores running at 1.66GHz. The Intel CPU is paired together with 2GB of system memory and Samsung's Series 5 netbooks also feature a 16GB SSD as well as a 12-inch LED backlit screen. The netbooks will be available around June 15 in US, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Spain.

And now Google also plans to develop a “Chromebox” desktop which will be primarily targeted at the enterprise market, where users may require multiple displays. Though Google hasn't yet unveiled any information about the launch date of “Chromebox” desktop and pricing details.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

10 Great NotePad Tricks To Scare Your Friends

Most of you must be aware about a tool called notepad. It is a simple text based editor. But today I am going to discuss some cool tricks which you can perform on your computer using notepad. You can also use these tricks to scare your friends. 1.Cycle a message in your friend’s computer. Type : @ECHO off :Begin msg * Hi msg * Are you having fun? msg * I am! msg * Lets have fun together! msg * Because you have been o-w-n-e-d GOTO BEGIN Save it and... as pc.bat and send it to your friends. 2.Make Keyboard Keys Type Continuously: Type : MsgBox “stop me..! if you can” Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”) do wscript.sleep 100 wshshell.sendkeys “{bs}” loop Save it as pc.vbs and send it to your friends. 3.Convey your friend a message and shut down his/ her computer. Type : @echo off msg * I don’t like you shutdown -c “Hahahah You are Doomed” -s Save it as pc.bat and send it to your friends. 4.Toggle your friend’s Caps Lock button simultaneously Type : Set wshShell =wscri...
3 comments
Read more

How to use pen drive as RAM

Yes with some modified settings you can use your pen drive as a RAM 1) Connect your pen drive to your PC [pen drive should be at least 1 GB or if you having 4 GB then its better] 2) Allow PC what he is supposed to do,let system to detect pen drive. 3) After your PC finished with its detection work,you have to do some little 4) Right click on the My Computer and select the properties 5) Goto advanced and then performance setting then advanced then 6) Select pen drive and click on custom size " Check the value of space available " 7) Enter the same in the Initial and the Max columns " You just used the memory of the PenDrive as a Virtual Memory " 8) Now restart your pc and enjoy your fast and super system
4 comments
Read more

Changing a users icon on the Welcome screen

Each user that is set up on your computer can associate an image that appears next to his or her name on the Welcome screen. By default, Windows will randomly select an image for you, but this selection can easily be changed. If you do not like the images that Windows has to offer, you can select any other image. The process of changing a user's image is very simple. Just perform the following steps and you will have it changed in no time: 1. Open up the user manager by clicking the Start menu and selecting Run. Then type in nusrmgr.cpland click OK.This is a shortcut to User Accounts that will save you time going to Control Panel and then clicking the User Accounts icon. 2. This will start up the New User Accounts Manager. To change a user's picture, just click the user name. 3. Then, click Change My Picture text and you will see a screen with all of the different images that are built into Windows XP. 4. If you see one you like, just select it by clicking it and then cl...
1 comment
Read more