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MOUNTAIN VIEW - Though not the first, Google Chrome OS that was carried on Google as a milestone in the rise of web-based operating systems. In its official blog, Google's developers call Chrome OS with a base of open source operating system for all people who spent almost all his time on the internet.

"With Chrome OS, every application is a web application," said Sundar Pichai, vice president of product management for Google in a press conference in Mountain View, California, USA, Thursday (19/11). So, Chrome OS will not run local applications such as PC operating systems generally. All documents and data is also stored on Internet servers.

This was a key breakthrough that do Chrome OS. All activities carried out by the browser and there is no conventional desktop applications. This means that users do not need difficult to install, manage, and update itself.

The second breakthrough that will be Google in Chrome OS is a matter of security. Because all roads in the web application, users do not need to think about whether the application is to be trusted or not. Each completed application sandbox (such secret keys) are unique, making it hard malware infects a computer. The operating system will also check and recovery each time you reboot.

In addition, the speed is also an obsession Google to make Chrome OS. Computing processes that do not need to be removed, each operation is optimized and performed in parallel. Accelerating time booting one target with a combination of optimal hardware specifications. "It took seven seconds for the Chrome OS to boot," Pichai said.

Besides that, the application performance should not worry because it runs on Chrome browser that supports HTML5 standard and JavaScript engines that are claimed currently capable of executing Java code to 39 times Internet Explorer 8.

"We want to work very fast, fun system to use. We want you to press the button on to turn it on immediately and quickly surf the web as soon as possible," said Matt Papakipos, technical director of the Google Chrome OS.

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