Chrome OS is finally here, in fully realized form, and here's the skinny: It's a fully cloud-based operating system that works inside the Chrome browser, complete with instant-on power and free mobile data support from Verizon.
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What's Chrome OS, again?
Chrome OS is Google's operating system that works entirely within the browser, meaning you can run it inside any Chrome browser, on any supported OS (like Windows or Mac), or on a dedicated machine. Chrome provides you with access to "folders" from inside the browser, caching apps and documents you need for offline use. Google believes we can do everything with web-based apps that we can do with native apps.
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GizModo (http://gizmodo.com/5708469/chrome-os-heres-what-google-thinks-the-os-of-the-future-looks-like)
You mean a real OS? wow!