Chrome OS
Chrome OS is the operating system that was previously reserved for “big” devices, ie Chromebooks. Classic tablets, however, are exclusively available with Android. However, the boundaries between laptop and tablet have long since blurred since the Microsoft Surface devices, which is why you should not be surprised that this is now reflected in Google-based devices.
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According to the blog Chrome Unboxed, an Acer tablet with Chrome OS should up at the annual BETT show at London. The Acer device will also support a stylus (by the company Staedtler) as on the screen you can see a pen icon. The tablet could be codenamed Scarlet, with a Rockchip processor. The screen size of the tablet is around 8 to 10 inches and has bezels all around. You can also see a front camera and an Acer logo.
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