All other OS's provide that too, going from Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition all the way to Windows 7. Have you not noticed "most people" also play music on their computers? Or even use it as a base to transport it through different media (like sync to phones and pmps). If you say you have the option of streaming/downloading your music (or videos) from the cloud, I will just say that is going to consume a lot of data (sparse connections, expensive rates, toll on battery life = wifi/3G). Its just doing an easy task through a more complicated manner. According to Google, Chrome OS doesn't do that, so for me one of my most basic needs is thrown out the window so I need to look elsewhere. Besides the only "best" thing about Chrome OS is the browser and that is available on competitor OS's so the choice is even easier. Remember, MeeGo + Chrome may be suitable for the layman too.