"CHROME OS" content on TweakTown - Page 1
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Acer Chromebook R11 Review
Acer's Chromebook R11 gets thoroughly tested. If you're on a budget and don't mind adjusting to Google's Chrome OS, it could be worth a shot.
Turn a normal laptop in a touch-device with the AirBar sensor
Turn a standard laptop into a touchscreen device with this $49 plug and play accessory.
Google will unify Chrome OS and Android to make new operating system
Google plans to fold Chrome OS into Android to make a unified operating system to power laptops and PC's.
LG sets launch date and price on its upcoming Chromebase AIO
LG's upcoming Chromebas all Google, All-In-One PC was first shown off at CES 2014, and today we found out what it will cost, and when we can buy it.
HP Chromebook 11 with SlimPort Technology Review
Trace checks out HP's Chromebook 11, a Google-inspired Chromebook featuring SlimPort tech. It's affordable, but what does that mean for performance?
Vimeo, Redbox Instant, and Plex announce plans to support Chromecast
More companies jump on the Chromecast bandwagon, Vimeo, Redbox Instant, and Plex all showing interest in developing apps for the device.
Google announces Chromecast, a $35 media streaming dongle for your TV
Google unveils Chromecast, a project nobody saw coming it seems.
SAMSUNG And Google Introduce The Second-Generation Chromebook and The World's First Chromebox
Samsung's Series 5 Chromebook and Series 3 Chromebox are here
Samsung releases two Chrome OS-based machines, Series 5 Chromebook and Series 3 Chromebox.
Google's Chrome OS begins to take shape, looks more like Windows than a browser
Google's Chrome OS has major redesign of UI, looks more like Windows now.
Google not only updates Chromebook OS, but slashes prices
Google updates Chromebook OS and also lowers prices.
Chrome OS 12 hits beta, this is it folks, the shipping version is nearly complete!
Google Chrome OS 12 released, excitement building.
Google Chrome OS hands-on (Dev Build November 20, 2009)
With the release of the browser based Chrome OS source code by Google, we have to wonder if it is as bright and shiny as Google says. Hands-on time!