Representative Nvidia confirmed the use of Google Chrome OS in the future

Earlier this month, there were rumors that the producers of netbooks that are built on the platform Nvidia Tegra, will produce models that are running Google Chrome. In an interview with journalist jkOnTheRun director of mobile office Nvidia Rejfild Mike (Mike Rayfield) confirmed this information. According to him in the future, the company sees for himself the use of multiple platforms, together with the Nvidia Tegra. "Close collaboration with Google», according to Mr. Rejfild, would be to use a Tegra-Google Android OS smartphones, along with Windows Mobile and Google Chrome OS with Windows CE in a netbook based on Nvidia Tegra. In addition, he said that this platform can also work under OS based on Linux, but it depends on the OEM-manufacturers.

However, the situation with the OS sees Rejfild not so rosy. In an interview, he noted that many users prefer the traditional Microsoft Windows, although its use dictates the use of more energy-making and leads to increased demand for "dehydrated notebooks. These "dehydrated notebook computers, he took the model on the basis of processor Intel Atom, which according to him, losing time work, not exceeding Tegra-solving performance. In the future, Nvidia plans to continue the development and implementation platforms for netbooks, which will focus on expanding Internet capacity and increase the period of work without recharging.