So, it appears that the first Chrome OS netbooks are set to launch in the next few weeks. And it now appears that the first ones will be Google-branded versions, built by a third-party manufacturer. And you can be sure that Google is already testing these internally, as they do this for basically all of their products leading up to launch. And a few more hints about them may reside in the Chromium issue tracker. For several months, Google has been internally testing Chrome OS on a wide variety of netbooks. These have included Asus�Eee machines, Lenovo machines, Dell machines, and a few others. How do I know? Because they're often listed under "Type of computer" in bug reports. But more interesting has been the numerous references to "dogfood" machines. "Dogfooding" is the name given to the process of internally testing your own product. Again, Google has been doing this for months.
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