Acer to be first with a Chrome OS netbook?

Dec 2nd 2009
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Industry tips on Wednesday suggested Acer will be one of the earliest companies to produce a finished computer based on Chrome OS. The company has reportedly been working on a netbook design since mid-2009, or when the Google platform was first announced, and expects to ship it in the second half of 2010. The DigiTimes source isn’t confirmed but corroborates Acer chief JT Wang’s own belief that his company will be the first to ship a Chrome OS computer….

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