1. Chrome OS

2. Contents
• Introduction
• The chromium project
• Netbook
• Cloud Computing
• Configurations
• Software Architecture
• Services
• Features
• User Interface
• Will google Kill Windows?
• Challenges
• Applications
• Conclusion and Future scope

3. Introduction
• Open source project
• Designed to work exclusively with web
applications.
• Aimed at users who spend most of their time on
the Internet.
• Targets netbooks
• Rely heavily on cloud-based applications
• Provide a fast, simple, and more secure
computing experience
• It is considered as WINDOWS KILLER .

4. The chromium project
• Include Chrome browser and Chrome OS
• Chrome browser
• Open-source browser project
• Build a safer, faster, and more stable
way for experiencing the web

5. Netbook
• Smallest computers
• Lightweight and fast mini-computers
• Thin client architecture
• Designed for net based applications
• Reduced specification and processing power
• high battery life.
• Cheaper

6. Cloud Computing
• Internet-based computing
• Computation done in remote location
• Uses internet for accessing technology enabled
services
• Consumption without knowledge of control over
technology infrastructure
• Separation of application code from physical
resources
• Ability to use external assets to handle peak
loads

7. Configurations
1. Company/ developer  Google Inc.
2. Programmed in  C, C++
3. OS family  Unix-like
4. Working state  Source code released as
Chromium OS
5. Supported platforms  x86, ARM
6. Kernel type  Monolithic (Linux)
7. Default user interface  Graphical
8. License  BSD license (for Chromium
OS - Chrome OS has not
been released yet under any
license)

8. Software Architecture
•Chromium-based browser and window manager
•System-level software and user-land services
•Firmware

9. Services
• The application menu
• support Microsoft Office
• Integrated Media Player
• Cloud print Service
• No OS update alerts
• Web based applications automatically work
with OS
• Run multiple web applications in multiple
tabs

10. Features
•Web based
•Open Source
•Light Weight
•Speed
•Simplicity
•Security

11. User Interface
• Takes a minimalist approach
• Only one toolbar which combines an address
box and a search box
• Resembles chrome web browser.
• Design goals:
• Using minimal screen
•Combining applications and standard Web
pages into a single tab strip

12. Screenshots From Boot to Operation

13. Signing In

14. Signing In

15. Application menu

16. Windows Live Office spreadsheet running on
Chrome OS:

17. Split Screen

18. Will google Kill Windows?
•90% PCs using Microsoft’s OS
•Google is planning to capture Microsoft Share of
90%
•Google is going to lock in partnerships with PC
maker such as HP & Dell.
•HP & Dell are using ~90% + windows on most of
there products

19. Challenges
• Considered as a companion device.
• Doubtful support for working offline
• Band width challenges prohibit certain types
of work
• Storing all data online
• No options for choosing another browser
• Uncertainty about plug-ins and other methods
of customization.

20. Applications
• As Secondary computer
• Learning purposes in schools and
colleges

21. Conclusion and Future scope
• Revolutionary Web-based operating
system
• Updated version of OS for powerful laptop
and desktop computers.
• Available for enterprise computing
solutions in succeeding releases

22. References
[1].” Chrome the conqueror”, Spectrum, IEEE Jan. 2010
[2].http://www.google.com
[3].http:// www.wikipedia.org
[4] http://www.chromium.org

23. Thank you

24. Questions?