Computers with Google OS to be launched

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - Google Inc. Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt speaks at a press conference in San Francisco on Dec. 7, 2010. Google announced that PC makers will begin selling computers with its ''Chrome'' operating system in the middle of 2011, pitting the American search engine giant against Microsoft Corp. in the operating system market.

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