Google has unveiled the Chromebook - a laptop that runs on Chrome OS.
The Chrome OS is a cloud based operating system which means that all
your data (or most of it) will be stored on a remote server rather than
on the local hard drive. Another way of saying it is you can literally
rip apart and destroy your Chromebook (assuming you have deep pockets)
and still get a good night's sleep because your data is safely backed up
somewhere on the net.
The following are some of the advantages of Chromebook as touted by Google.
Boots in 8 seconds flat.
Full support for Adobe Flash and the latest web standards.
A rich collection of web...
