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I didn't expect Google to own my TV so soon.
Posted by
stewie (aka whysoserious)
May 20 '10, 13:36
Nobody can compete with these guys. Their software is going to run the planet.
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(gizmodo.com)
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Creating a free and proficient mobile/touchscreen OS was a very very smart move -- nm
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oblique
May 20, 13:37
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the beauty of it is that when they get around to replacing Windows people will already be not just comfortable but experienced in most of Chrome OS -- nm
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stewie
May 20, 13:43
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it's android, not Chrome OS. -- nm
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Beryllium
May 20, 13:43
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right, but the experience in both will be very similar -- nm
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stewie
May 20, 13:48
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not so much. I'll bet ChromeOS dies a premature death. I don't see much point in it -- nm
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oblique
May 20, 13:49
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I'm using "Chrome OS" to refer to whatever they eventually sell as an OS on laptops, etc
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stewie
May 20, 13:55
My understanding is that it was only useful for Cloud/Web2.0 fanciful stuff -- nm
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Beryllium
May 20, 13:50
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