The Cr-48, Google’s Official Chrome Netbook Finally Announced

Without giving a mass confirmation, Google Chrome Netbook is finally announced. This netbook is Google’s original netbook collection (no no logo and no design) and announced under the name Cr-48 which is representing the symbol for the chromium isotope on the periodic table.

The Cr-48 Chrome netbook has a 12.1-inch display and will use a Chrome OS Pilot Program. Google has collaborate with Verizon for the network plans. They offer a special plan like a “pay as you use 3G” option which give you 100MB free data per month and will automatically active when you boot-up the laptop. Below is Google Cr-48 features screen shoot that we had taken from Ubergizmo. And if you want to get Google’s multimedia content, you can visit this link to sign-up but you should check your registration status first. But if you want to get a complete information about this Chrome netbook, you can visit Google Cr-48 official site.

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Toshiba and Vizio expected to join Google TV bandwagon in January

Content providers could be a ban on Google TV left, right and center, but the hardware partners do not seem to lose all enthusiasm. After openly admitted to contemplate a Samsung HDTV with hardware and software, Google built its own TV, Toshiba and Vizio now have firm plans to introduce these new products at CES in January 2011. Although neither the manufacturer is established, confirming that last bit of inside information, Toshiba American GM Jeff Barney, is quoted as saying, "Google is certainly a key partner for us from the PC side and probably essential for us on the side of the TV as well." How else could work for Google as a key partner of the television with his experience as a TV connected to the Internet?