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Google is expected to send out 60,000 of its Chrome OS powered netbooks to members of its pilot program, an initiative that was unveiled at Google’s Chrome event yesterday.

 

It takes about 5 mins to fill out the form and then sit back and wait for the post to arrive.

I am sure I won't get one but maybe if you are more inventive with your "in not more than 140 characters tell us why you would be a good tester"

Here is the link for the application Home - Chrome OS

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'So if you live in the United States, are at least 18 years old, and would like to be considered for our small Pilot program, please fill this out. It should take about 15 minutes'
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'So if you live in the United States, are at least 18 years old, and would like to be considered for our small Pilot program, please fill this out. It should take about 15 minutes'

 

Yeah, this was exactly why I didn't bother...

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I assume its open source? It will be on the Pirate Bay in no time at all. So i assume there wont be a problem from getting it from there...
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I assume its open source? It will be on the Pirate Bay in no time at all. So i assume there wont be a problem from getting it from there...

 

Doesn't get you a free netbook though...

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More than that - a free netbook without a capslock key!

 

Or CD drive, more than 1 usb...

 

Obviously designed to be used as a test only, not really a long term 'gift'!

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Or CD drive, more than 1 usb...

 

Obviously designed to be used as a test only, not really a long term 'gift'!

 

What "netbook" does come with an optical drive? also as it's an os that only gives access to cloud services lack of usb ports isn't really a problem.

 

Ben

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What "netbook" does come with an optical drive? also as it's an os that only gives access to cloud services lack of usb ports isn't really a problem.

 

Ben

 

A good point. Although I was referring to the fact that this can really only be used for Chrome, as you have better stated, not as a freebie to use for other purposes later on (ie Windows)

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Comes we built in 3G as well as Wi-Fi which is very useful for "on the go" - Do Google pay for the 3G cost though?

 

hahaha if only.

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kinda. If you can use a max of only 100Mb a month! :)

 

 

Plan Price

100MB of data per month1 Free

Limitless day pass2 $9.99 per day

Additional 1GB of data3 $20 per month

Additional 3GB of data3 $35 per month

Additional 5GB of data3 $50 per month

Free data available for two years from the time you first activate your 3G service

A day pass offers unlimited data access for 24 hours from the time of data purchase

Any purchase of additional data expires after 30 days from the date of data purchase

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kinda. If you can use a max of only 100Mb a month! :)

 

 

Plan Price

100MB of data per month1 Free

Limitless day pass2 $9.99 per day

Additional 1GB of data3 $20 per month

Additional 3GB of data3 $35 per month

Additional 5GB of data3 $50 per month

Free data available for two years from the time you first activate your 3G service

A day pass offers unlimited data access for 24 hours from the time of data purchase

Any purchase of additional data expires after 30 days from the date of data purchase

 

How much will 100mb be in terms of web page views?

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How much will 100mb be in terms of web page views?

 

I think roughly around 250/300 web pages a month assuming they are of standard content around 400k per page? I guess that more media intensive pages could hit the 2mb mark...

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