After the effect of the announcement of plans for Google Chrome OS, some manufacturers are starting to position themselves to be the first to offer an ultraportable with Google operating system.

Dell announced on his blog the other day that their Mini 10v was more or less well with Google Chrome OS. They have worked on all the hardware works, mainly the WiFi connectivity (Google Chrome OS is nothing without a net) and give a Google operating system for their Dell Mini 10v, in case anyone wants to experience.

Today was that Acer has announced that they are also working on an ultraportable ready for Google Chrome OS.

Acer Aspire One that has its place of honor in the ultraportable scattered around the world, wants to be the first to commercially offer a model with Chrome OS, but not until 2010 when we see it.

To achieve this, Acer has computers running Windows, Linux and Android, offer another possibility as the operating system.