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May 12, 2011

Google Is Going After Microsoft's Heart With Chromebooks

The corporate IT department.

	Google's Answer To The Mac Mini -- The Chromebox Mainly for businesses. Read »
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Our Startup 2009 winner spent the day with Steve Ballmer, Andrew Mason and Craig Newmark, and she says she has us to thank. Read »

Behind the scenes at Startup 2011. Read »


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	Watch Out, Samsung: Andy Rubin Hired The Hardware Guys Who Built The Sidekick The Android Hardware team is building peripherals -- today at least. Read »
	Google I/O Keynote -- Here Come The "Chromebooks" The first Samsung Chromebook will ship on June 15 and will cost $429. Businesses can get them for $28 per user per month. Read »
	Next Google TV Looks A Lot Like Android One platform to rule them all. Read »