Computer manufacturers cooperate on Google Chrome OS
The search engine service provider Google announced on its company blog yesterday which computer manufacturers want to cooperate on the Chrome OS operating system. Four of the five largest computer manufacturers want to bring devices with the new operating system onto the market.
The search engine service provider Google announced on its company blog yesterday which computer manufacturers want to cooperate on the Chrome OS operating system. Some of the hardware partners are: Acer, Asus, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments and Toshiba. They want to develop and build devices for the Google operating system. The first devices are expected to come onto the market in the second half of 2010.
The software manufacturer Adobe is also named as a partner. The second-largest computer manufacturer in the world, Dell, is not among the cooperation partners. Google is still looking for software developers at various locations in the USA, Europe and Japan for the development of Chrome OS.
The software manufacturer Adobe is also named as a partner. The second-largest computer manufacturer in the world, Dell, is not among the cooperation partners. Google is still looking for software developers at various locations in the USA, Europe and Japan for the development of Chrome OS.
