One very important nugget of information that surfaced at Acer's press conference a couple of days ago was the fact that Google won't be launching Chrome OS this year.
Jim Wong, Acer Vice President, did say that the client version with the OS has been reported to subsequent year with Acer most likely to release goods utilizing the OS.
But Google may do some thing of its personal later this year and this has been confirmed by Engadget whose sources have pointed towards the chance that Google might be planning Chrome OS netbooks for its staff and developers to be utilized "dog-food".
It was clearly not Google's intention to announce the item for the autumn 2010 but ship it in 2011 rather. 1 can suspect that some problems have cropped up in the meantime, regardless of whether strategic or technical.
It's ironic that Gingerbread or Android OS 2.3, will probably be released in December and might nicely be widely adopted by tablet and netbook producers leaving Google having a actual conundrum.
Don't be shocked if Eric Schmidt announces that Google Chrome OS would be to merge with Android OS prior to telling you that he by no means stated that this would not occur.
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