Google Chrome OS is the company’s next attempt to dominate absolutely everything in the computer business. Google Android has gotten a lot of attention in the smart-phone industry. But that’s only a small part of Google’s overall strategy to run its software on any device under the sun. With its cloud OS, Google intends to lower prices, pursue aggressive strategies, and change the way we use our computers. While we have seen Android netbooks make their debut in the past few months, Google has not been too specific about its Chrome OS plans as far as netbooks are concerned. What we do know is that Chrome netbooks are going to be priced aggressively, considering that no Microsoft Windows or other paid OS is in the way.

Of course, we are all hoping that Chrome OS netbooks will cost much less than $400. There is no reason netbooks need to price that high, considering that they are supposed to be an affordable, portable. alternative for people spend a lot of time on the road. While the operating system that goes on netbooks does matter to consumers, one has to assume at this point that netbook fans put more emphasis on price and portability than the platform their netbook runs on. So netbook manufactures are better off focusing on those issues.