tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26574843.post6044215109081972033..comments2011-01-12T23:54:33.954+01:00Aad 't Harthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07566387683675598847noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26574843.post-11592957952713820902009-11-23T04:52:06.750+01:002009-11-23T04:52:06.750+01:00My biggest concern with ChromeOS is how well they will handle drag and drop of documents/photos/media from site to site, and whether each site will have to somehow create or use standard APIs for this to make it useful. Until then, how do we go about having that seemless experience we&#39;re getting used to with our full-blown OSes? Without that, it&#39;s going to be very annoying trying to move data around.joshnunnhttp://joshnunn.nunnone.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26574843.post-2641672505607239262009-11-22T00:10:05.980+01:002009-11-22T00:10:05.980+01:00Jeffry,<br /><br />Any hardware it will come available on.. I guess the first hardware will be crappy netbooks, but I hope soon someone will create a Netbook with a decent screen running Chrome OS... <br /><br />-AadAad 't Harthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/07566387683675598847noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26574843.post-53016463603914462642009-11-21T23:57:15.955+01:002009-11-21T23:57:15.955+01:00I&#39;m really excited by Chrome OS, mostly because of its uniqueness and willingness to target a niche audience. It&#39;s different from (most) other operating system in that it doesn&#39;t try to be everything for everyone.<br /><br />What do I think it&#39;s missing, is hardware. What are you going to run it on?<br /><br />And it just so happens I wrote a blog post about that (in Dutch, though): http://jvdgoot.posterous.com/google-heeft-de-software-nu-alleen-de-hardwarJeffry van der Goothttp://www.jeffryvandergoot.nlnoreply@blogger.com