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mondjuk ez ocsoer kene, es akkor ki tudnam varni azt a par honapot, amig lesz egy hasznalhato, tehat nem toy kategorias tablet vegre a piacon (magyarul nagyfelbontas + win7 + normalis cpu).

We've been waiting on pins and needles for Google to announce some official Android tablet plans for so long we'd almost forgotten about Mountain View's other operating system -- but from what we're hearing, Chrome OS is about to jump to center stage with a tablet debut on Verizon just before the holidays. Our friends at Download Squad are told by a reliable tipster that HTC is building a Tegra 2-based Chrome OS tablet for Google with a 1280 x 720 multitouch display, 2GB of RAM, at least 32GB of storage with the possibility of expansion, GPS, a webcam, and the usual wireless connectivity, including a 3G radio. Launch is pegged for Black Friday on November 26, and apparently the plan is to offer the device for extremely cheap or free on subsidy, which makes sense -- it is just a browser, after all, and "free" sounds mighty nice compared to the iPad's $499 entry point. (Of course, you'll undoubtedly be tied to a Verizon contract, but we'll just let that slide for now.) We'll see how much of this comes true in the next few months -- we're certainly intrigued.



Update: DLS says that the specs here are "pure speculation," but that the source was solid on the launch date and Verizon partnership. Looks like we're still hanging on, we suppose.

Chrome OS tablet coming from Google and Verizon on Black Friday? originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 18 Aug 2010 11:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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