Acer has given the Google Chrome operating system the
thumbs up and plans to jack it under the bonnet of a netbook, which the company
has been developing since mid-2009 in the second half of 2010.
Digitimes quotes Acer chairman JT Wang saying he expects
to be the first vendor to launch Chrome-based netbook in the market. Acer is a long term backer of Google Operating systems.
It was the first top-tier vendor to launch a Google Android-based netbook in
the market.
However Acer's enthusiasm is a little strange. Its
Android netbook was shunned by users and only slightly sniffed at. Wang does not seem to have let that worry him in
his quest to wean the outfit away from its dependance on Windows operating
systems.
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Acer plans Chrome netbook for next year

Second half of the year