Microsoft: Chromebook Not Our Rival
Newest Gadeget Reviews: Microsoft | Chromebook | Microsoft Netbook - Microsoft led a war with Google, by calling Chrome netbook was not their competitors.
All started when Google uses the login name demo Chromebook Tom Rizzo on some time ago. Rizzo is senior director for Microsoft's online service which has ever taunted Google for his efforts to spread the enterprise market.
When knowing the name used for demos, Rizzo claims that he is not likely to log on Chromebook device. Rizzo insisted Office and Office 365 far better than any software offered by Google.
Google launches Chromebook on the second day of the event Google I / O in San Francisco, two weeks ago. Rizzo claimed to be surprised by consumers who choose to buy a netbook Chromebook than usual.
"I do not understand why consumers do not buy a netbook for granted. Actually Chromebook same with netbooks in general," said Rizzo.
Currently, Google has embraced the Samsung and Acer to market Chromebook to the market. Chromebook made by Samsung has a 12.1-inch screen size and already supports 3G and wifi. The model wifi will be priced at USD429, while the 3G model valued USD499.
Meanwhile, the Acer Chromebook has a smaller screen size, which is 11.6 inches. Chromebook this will be priced at USD399. Both Chromebook armed with dual-core Atom processors from Intel.
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