Google's Pixel Slate Could Dual Boot Chrome OS and Windows 10

Google's first Chrome operating system (OS) based tablet Pixel Slate may support dual-booting Windows 10, allowing ii major PC operating systems to run on one device, according to multiple reports this calendar week.

"The company could let the Pixelbook to exist Windows 10 certified meaning that Google Pixelbook could soon run Microsoft's Windows 10," Windows Latest reported on Sun, as per IANS.

Chrome Os, designed past Google, is based on the Linux kernel and uses the Google Chrome web browser as its principal user interface to primarily back up spider web applications, with support for Android apps and games. Hints in the Chrome OS code concluding week suggested Windows ten back up is imminent for the Os, as reported by 9to5Google.

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And so far, Chrome Os has had a reputation of being a glorified browser, which would definitely modify with the arrival of dual-boot Windows ten. One style to look at it is Pixel Slate would have an edge over Surface Go or other Windows tablets, considering that Chrome Bone has Linux app as well as Android apps and games. Information technology would likewise make Chrome OS a more robust option from a PC user'due south indicate of view.

Another hint almost the feature comes from the fact that Google recently renamed AltOS to 'dual boot'. Google's AltOS, also known as Project Campfire, supposedly creates the dual-kicking surround on Chrome OS. Chrome OS devices such equally the Pixelbook could also get Window certification this twelvemonth.

The Pixel Slate, also existence called 'Nocturne', might laissez passer Windows Hardware Certification Kit (WHCK) and Windows Hardware Lab Kit (HLK) certification and enable the device to feature two operating systems.

Slate would be Google'due south first Chrome Os tablet, while the visitor first launched a Chrome OS laptop in May 2011. It's been seven long years for Chrome Bone, and this would be the offset real tablet with such a dual-kicking feature.