Google almost denies PC moves
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SEARCH OUTFIT Google is almost denying that it is planning to build a cut price PC with Wal-Mart stores.
The story, which first appeared in the LA Times, claimed that Google intends to market a 'fully functional' PC running a Google operating system and costing $200.
There was some belief that Google co-founder Larry Page will unveil the 'Google PC' during his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this Friday.
But yesterday Google told Lightreading that it had many PC partners who served their markets exceedingly well and it saw no need to enter that market. A spokesGooglette said that Google would rather partner with such great companies.
SEARCH OUTFIT Google is almost denying that it is planning to build a cut price PC with Wal-Mart stores.
The story, which first appeared in the LA Times, claimed that Google intends to market a 'fully functional' PC running a Google operating system and costing $200.
There was some belief that Google co-founder Larry Page will unveil the 'Google PC' during his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this Friday.
But yesterday Google told Lightreading that it had many PC partners who served their markets exceedingly well and it saw no need to enter that market. A spokesGooglette said that Google would rather partner with such great companies.
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