Google has released a video showing off some of the advantages of using a Chrome OS notebook. This isn't a simple video demonstration of the operating systems features however. It's basically a sadistic computercide video with the occasional bit of information on what to expect from Google's upcoming cloud-based OS.
The main feature that the video is trying to get across is how all your files are stored on the web, meaning that you have access to everything you've done by simply logging in to any Chrome OS notebook. This is shown by Glen Murphy who spends the whole video putting together a lost cat poster for his friend with constant interruptions of people taking away his notebook and destroying it only to give him a new one to carry on from where he was.
The cloud-based OS is heavily focused on web access, making the notebooks quick to boot, and features which would normally require using separate programmes - the example here used is a cropping tool - can be used in the web browser or e-mail client.
Make sure to watch the video link below to see the OS in action as well as a few interesting ways to destroy a notebook. 25 computers were apparently harmed in the making of the video, but I’m sure this is no big loss on Google’s part.
Video: Chrome OS Destruction
Via: Gadget Venue