http://gizmodo.com/5310406/giz-explains-what-the-hells-google-chrome-os
It seems like there are two possibilities for what Chrome OS is, on a general
level. The more mundane—and frankly uninspired—possibility is that it's
essentially a Linux distro with a custom user interface running the Chrome
browser. As someone quipped on Twitter (sorry I don't remember who), if you
uninstall everything but Firefox 3.5 on Ubuntu, would that be the Firefox OS?
What's the difference between Chrome OS and a version of Chrome with Google
Gears on Intel's pretty Moblin OS?
The other possibility is more interesting. Look at this closely: "Most of the
user experience takes place on the web." The software architecture is simply
"Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux
kernel." That sounds familiar. A lot like Mike Arrington's CrunchPad,
actually, which boots directly into the WebKit browser running on top of
Linux.
http://gizmodo.com/5307487/crunchpad-web-tablet-landing-as-soon-as-possible-for-less-than-300
CrunchPad Web Tablet Landing "As Soon As Possible" for Less Than $300
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