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In this week's special (and slightly long) episode of the PC World podcast, editors Robert Strohmeyer, Tim Moynihan, Melissa Perenson, and Nick Mediati discuss the just-announced Google Chrome OS.
The lean, netbook-centric operating system isn't for everyone--especially those who want to run installed applications or store all their media locally--but it is an exciting development for the cloud-computing world.
Will Google Chrome OS take over the world of netbooks, tablets, kiosks, and digital signage? Time will tell, but that won't stop the PC World editors from talking about its potential (or lack thereof).
Read more PC World coverage about the Google Chrome OS announcement:
Google Chrome OS Unveiled: Speed, Simplicity, and Security Stressed
Google Chrome OS: A Visual Tour
Google Chrome OS: A Simple FAQ
Five Reasons Chrome OS Will Succeed...
...And Five Reasons Chrome OS Will Flop
Is Chrome OS a godsend or a bunch of Google hooey? We want to read your take. You can reach us at podcast@pcworld.com and review our podcast on iTunes. Also, you can subscribe to the weekly PC World Podcast either on iTunes or via the PC World RSS feed.
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