We've seen the iPad and now it's time for Google's own tablet concept. What you see above and below are some mock-up pictures of what a Chrome OS tablet could look like - theoretically speaking. The iPad is missing some key features at this point, but Apple will continually make the tablet better in the future. This is Google's Glen Murphy's design and hopefully it's something that we'll see launch this year - although I think that's unlikely. Google has mentioned that they'll be working closely with hardware partners to make sure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. So, I guess this confirms that Chrome OS will have [multi] touchscreen gestures. There are more images at the link below.
Update:Tech Crunch has scooped up a new video of the Chrome OS tablet concept. I don't know how good this will work in real life since this tablet would have to be as large as a Microsoft Surface table to work. Nonetheless, it's still pretty interesting - especially since it has multi-tasking. It's just a concept made by Glen Murphy who is actually a Google employee working on Chrome.
The latest rumour states that Apple is actually working on a more expensive higher-end model of their iPad already (not a real picture above). This new tablet will actually be running a new version of Mac OS X - of course - that will have multi-touchscreen capabilities. Apparently, this tablet will have a larger display, something around 15.4-inches which is huge and would be pretty hard to type on - unless they introduce a new way to type, which could be the case. The price - if real - is expected to be over $1,000 which is not surprising. If you want to read a lengthy break-down then check out the Tech Crunch link below.
