gPC - a Google PC in everything but name?

It appears to be the PC Google would make if it made PCs:

Everex, known for its low-priced laptop PCs sold through big-box stores like Best Buy and Wal-Mart, introduced a sub-$200 desktop PC with a "Google-centric" theme. While they are stopping short of calling it the "Google PC," many of the usual suspects are in the shortcut bar at the bottom of the screen; FireFox, You Tube, Wikipedia, Meebo, and Open Office are all represented and fully functional.

Which makes you wonder why Google haven't ventured there as yet. Could it be that marketing studies have shown that it would cheapen Google's brand? Could it be that there is not enough profit margin? (my pick). Could it be that they are waiting until they have developed their own OS?