Asustek reaffirmed its plan to bring notebooks based on Google's Chrome the operating system Android. As is known, Google's open source-based OS to bring it in 2011.
Asus will complement this laptop with a screen 10 or 11 inches. Interestingly, despite a laptop however, the Taiwanese company that will membanderolnya with very low prices, ranging from USD200 to USD300.
Quoted via Pocket Lint, on Friday (03/18/2011), this laptop can be sold free of course later on if the user binding contract with subscription services such as 3G data connection for six months or 12 months, as happened in the smart phone.
With these prices, of course, will make the search for lightweight computing device again considering netbook as an option because the price of the tablet could be a second time. However, the realization of the installation of Chrome or Android OS on a netbook until today still do not seem real and still need development.
Google itself has stopped shipping the CR-48 notebook, the first notebook with OS Chrome, and they're preparing the next release of the product.
First launched in 2009, OS Chrome is an operating system designed for the web. Since the tablet PC like Xoom and iPad 2 has dominated the market and change the landscape world of computers, netbook sales to decrease.
source : okezone.com
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