This review compares the Google CR-48 , the legendary 2010 prototype that launched the ChromeOS era, and the Wyvern MobLab
In the end, that’s a tie worth celebrating. google cr-48 vs wyvern moblab
: It was modest even for its time, featuring an Intel Atom N455 processor, 2GB of RAM , and a tiny 16GB SSD . This review compares the Google CR-48 , the
The CR-48 was a statement. Google wanted to prove that the browser was the OS. Everything lived in the cloud. No local apps. No admin privileges. Just a fast boot, a persistent 3G connection (via Verizon), and a keyboard with a Search key where Caps Lock used to be. It was ugly, plasticky, and deliberately boring. That was the point. Google wanted to prove that the browser was the OS
While the Cr-48 asked the world if they were ready to live in the cloud, Wyvern MobLab works behind the scenes to ensure the modern cloud-based hardware we use every day remains reliable. or an explanation of how ChromeOS board names like Wyvern are assigned? Cr-48 Hardware - David Cuthbertson 20 Feb 2016 —