Сoncept future: Google Tablet

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Сoncept future - Google Tablet

 Google’s Chromium Projects released a slew of Chrome OS Tablet Concept mockups today—and even snuck in a video. Creepy as those two ghostly hands may be, this quick video demonstrates some of the things one would do with Google’s Chrome OS Tablet. The video features the touch interaction with the screen, how to overlay tabs, and the zooming UI feature for multiple tabs. Mind you, this tablet is just a concept and Google is still working out the details for a Chrome OS multitouch-capable tablet—but even in the brevity of the video it’s looking pretty cool.




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