Today marks the official release of Google Chrome. The highly rumored browser is finally in beta form and Windows users will have the first look at the open source browser. Google is telling Mac and Linux users to be patient as their version is underway.

Google promises faster javascript loading, with a more streamlined program. Their biggest feature in the Comic is complete memory stoppage of a tab when you close it in Google Chrome. In other browsers, when you have a site tabbed, small pieces of the memory that the page used is still in your system. So, even after closing a tab your computer’s memory is still being used. According to Google, this won’t be so with Google Chrome.

So, are you disappointed about having to wait for Google Chrome. Or are you still content with Safari, and don’t care about anything Google releases in the browser world?

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