Google Chrome does not have an inbuilt feature for RSS subscription, but here are two extension that does an excellent job at that.
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Chrome Reader
Chrome Reader allows you to Subscribe RSS and Atom feeds in Google Reader directly from the Omnibar.
It auto-detects feed on a page and will display an RSS icon in the Omnibar. One click on that opens a box where you can name the subscription, assign folder(s) or create a new folder.
To unsubscribe a feed, click on the RSS icon in the Omnibar and then on “Remove” text, found on the top-right corner of the box.
If you use only Google Reader to read feeds, Chrome Reader can be a useful extension for you.
Install: Chrome Reader
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RSS Subscription Extension (by Google)
It functions similar to Chrome Reader but using this extension you can subscribe to any-web based feed reader.
When you click on the RSS icon in the Omnibar, you will be taken to a page where you can preview the feed content and subscribe it.
This extension comes comes with four predefined readers: Google Reader, iGoogle, Bloglines and My Yahoo, but you can add more readers to the list.
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Install: RSS Subscription Extension (by Google)