By Chad Berndtson, Nov. 18, 2009
Google's Chrome OS is widely expected to be previewed Thursday. That will mean not only a big step for Google into yet another market, but will also finally confirm or deny rumors that have dogged Google Chrome, a Linux-based, lightweight, Web-deployed operating system, since Google first announced it last summer. Rumors of an early Chrome launch actually began to circulate last week, centered on the idea that Google would preview a version of Chrome and gear up for the launch of the full Chrome OS in the second half of 2010. Google plans to host an event Thursday morning, which, given the Chrome rumors, lead many to speculate Wednesday that an official Chrome OS unveiling is indeed in the works. What we know about Chrome OS already, however limited, is that Chrome is based on Google's Chrome browser; is intended for netbooks; has signed on a number of PC manufacturers like Acer, HP and Lenovo; and that it will run on X86 and ARM processors.
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