Market rumors concern the price tag as well experts say the Google netbook will be subsidized, sporting a price lower than $300. The netbook, which is expected to launch in the holiday season of 2010, will run the Chrome OS and it will be equipped with various Google applications, such as Google Maps, Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar. Though cited as a rumor only, valued websites such as TechNewsWorld, CNET, ZDNET, Wired and PC World have all posted an article about it. The blogosphere, as well as news’ websites, have given much coverage to this future netbook, especially now that the alleged specifications are out. However, it has its share of disadvantages for instance, the OS has constant need for a reliable Internet connectivity.

The OS, of course, will be the glorified Chrome OS. The RAM memory is of 2GB, there are Bluetooth and 3G support, webcam, standard 3.5mm audio jack, multi-card reader, and multiple USB ports (some netbooks have only one). The monitor is powered by Nvidia’s latest Tegra chip, and the system also includes an ARM CPU, and SSD hard drive sized at mediocre 64GB (but it will be fast, thanks to the solid-state technology). The specified features include a compact display, sized at 10.1-inch, which was surprisingly made to the standard of HD-ready in addition, it’s multi-touch. Although the specs are currently subject to speculations, many websites have already given publicity to these possible technical features.

According to rumors, Google netbook, which is based on the Chrome OS, features impressive technical specifications, placing it among the elite netbooks available today.

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