On Jul 8, 7:46 am, Eric Sinclair <[email protected]> wrote:
> I assumed the N810WiMax edition was pulled because WiMax has almost no
> penetration (at least in US/EMEA from what I can tell), so engineering
> resources could be turned to an N900 or whatever -
>From what I can see the device was engineered out, replete with a
corner in the online store and a quick start guide. Could have gone
through a regular life cycle just like any other device.
But we digress...
Looks to me Chrome OS is a continuation of the web-app-only story with
HTML 5, AJAX and Gears intended as the main drivers. The platform
might not even allow for a single native app outside the OEM/Google
provided web browser, and some system management perhaps. Browser
plugins not supported either.
This might be a good platform to fork and build UIs for embedded
systems used in high end, connected appliances and the like. No need
there to find agreement over the codec of <video>, for instance.
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