The waiting time might be over soon for the up and coming Google netbooks. These Google’s portable operating systems will make appearances this year in selected netbooks. Word is around that netbook’s makers are still confused on which operating system would be the best for their devices. As for now, we know Samsung’s new netbook will definitely sport the Chrome operating system which is Google’s browser-based cloud operating system. This one from Samsung is still unnamed but we know that it will feature a 10.1 inch LED-backlit display and provide 12 hours of battery life. It will come with 2GB of RAM and at least 64GB of on-board storage which is considered really huge for a netbook. It might work on Qualcomm’s latest 1.5GHz Snapdragon chip. Meanwhile, HP chose Google’s Android in their Compaq AirLife 100 will feature a 10.1″ screen and will work on a Snapdragon processor. Storage would be about 16GB of solid-state storage on-board which is way lesser than Samsung’s netbook. But this HP netbook comes with an on-board GPS. Time will only decide which one of these netbooks will rock the market harder.
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