Google Chrome OS Event Tomorrow

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Thursday, 15th Oct 2009 | Share


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We had earlier told you that Google was planning to unveil the highly anticipated Google Chrome OS in mid-October. It turns out that they are quite on schedule.

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According to PC World, Google is planning to unveil more details about OS in an engineering open day conference to be held tomorrow in their Mountain View headquarters, San Francisco.

It looks like we will finally have some concrete details about how Chrome OS will look and perform like. However, don’t expect much details to flow out of that meet.

Google Chrome OS has been a victim of the several fake leaks, in the form of leaked videos and several fake pictures floating around the internet. Let us wait and hope that we get enough details tomorrow to find out what Google Chrome OS will actually be.

Google Chrome OS is scheduled to hit the netbook market in late 2010, however, knowing Google, it might just popup earlier than the scheduled release.



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