Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
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Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#52Hmm, I applied twice, from http://www.google.com/chromeos , and from the link in the dev version of the browser. I wonder if that will actually hurt my chances of receiving one... :/
Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
According to the original announcement video stream, the CR-48 hardware is not the actual hardware. It's a test platform for beta testing the software.
I missed that. Did it mention what the CR-48 hardware is anyway?
Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#54Otherwise pretty sweet. Think I'll try and sneak some better fonts on somehow and then use it for everything save Hulu and development.
Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#55I did: http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/09/cr-48-chrome-notebook-deliv...
Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#56I got one. I think that everyone that applied using the prompt on the dev channel build of Chrome got one. Can anyone refute this?
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#57Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#58Mine just showed up while reading this post! I didn't get any confirmation email. I applied using the prompt on the "new page" tab (running dev channel build) during the live OS launch. It came in a UPS truck 9:40am CST. Sweet! EDIT: The box it came in was pretty cool, and they had fun writing the copy for their instructions card. I uploaded a scan of the instructions card to my site http://tdupree.com/2010/12/09/got…
LOL: "Do not expose the device to water, moisture, or rap music."
Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#59Re: Ask HN: Did anyone else get a Google Chrome Laptop yet?
#60Not yet (I applied as an individual developer) but I'm also trying to convince my wife's nonprofit (about 12-15 users) to apply...just need to convince them running their business as a beta test is a good idea... They already live off gmail, google sites, google calendar, etc. so it would be a bit of a slam-dunk for them.
(I applied for an individual machine, as well as a set for my office)