Google during its I/O day two presentation revealed the very first non-notebook Chrome OS device. A Samsung made mini desktop was unveiled that resembles a cross between a Mac mini and an iPhone 4. Very few details emerged, but the system was designed primarily for the workplace where users might want to drive larger displays, and it had just an SD card slot on the front.
Launch details and pricing weren’t forthcoming for the desktop, though it will come sometime after the June 15 Chromebook launch.
The company has been increasingly leaning on the enterprise over home users to sell Chrome OS. It sees the web-based platform as taking care of many of the management and updating problems of the Windows-based corporate world.
