A Google employee tweeted a link to a video and illustrations of a concept tablet powered by Chrome OS on Monday morning, February 1.
What stands out most about Google's tablet is its size which is considerably larger than iPad's. Clearly, Google is not pitching its tablet as an eBook reader and it's easy to understand why.
Google, which is itself poised to enter the eBook market, sees no need for special hardware to read eBooks. They believe an eBook should be read using a browser, like every thing else online.
Google's concept video is embedded below:
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Google has been operating in China since 2006, when it agreed to censor its search engines in exchange for access to the profitable market.
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