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Google is already working with PC makers on new Chrome OS

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Google is already working with PC makers on new Chrome OS

Google plans to announce within the next day or so the names of PC makers in Taiwan and China that have already signed on to work with its new Chrome operating system, a spokeswoman said Wednesday. Read full story

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