@Bobbo

Some say looks can be deceiving. I'm gonna have to disagree on this one.

"Worse, trying to merge the PC and phone into some..."

No, no, no, you're confusing Chrome OS with Nokia n900. Chrome OS has nothing to do with phones.

Oh, sweet! It has a porn-mode!

"That faint sound you can hear right now is the approaching sonic boom".

I'll just leave this hear.

How about "OSZ USB 3.0 Solid State Drive".

@xbryan
Absolutely not. That would not relay all traffic via google, hence not a proper Chrome Os.

"10:10AM "Today conventional desktop applications have a lot of access to offline capabilities and system resources." Web apps aren't privy to such power. "We're all used to running rich games on our personal computers. We want to make it possible to have same games within the browser.""

Perhaps finally, the following question is of relevance:
But will it play Crysis?


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I'm terribly sorry.

@glenn s

That's good and all, but, I quote, "you can read about that at Ooma's web site if you care".

ITT: Poorly disguised adverts.

"The N900 may very well offer the best browsing experience of any smartphone on the market today (yes, including the iPhone)."

Surely, this must be some kind of joke. We all know that there in this universe can not and does not exist a device that in any aspect is superior The iPhone. Don't be silly.