What you need to know
- A new leak reveals Lenovo’s first Googlebook lineup, including two laptops and a detachable 2-in-1 tablet.
- The leaked devices feature Google’s new Pixel Glow Bar design and a familiar Chromebook-inspired look.
- Lenovo’s 2-in-1 Googlebook appears to support a keyboard case, kickstand, and stylus for productivity.
Lenovo is set to launch its first lineup of Googlebook devices later this year, and a new leak has given us our first look at all of them.
Earlier this year, Google unveiled its vision for Googlebook, a new Android-based laptop platform with Gemini and AI at its core. At the time, the company confirmed that the first wave of Googlebook devices would come from partners including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
Now, a new leak from Android Headlines appears to reveal what Lenovo has been working on.
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According to the leak, Lenovo is preparing three Googlebook devices in total: two laptops and a 2-in-1 tablet.
The laptops look fairly similar to Lenovo’s existing Chromebook lineup. Based on the leaked renders, one of them features a white finish with Lenovo branding on the lid, along with what appears to be Google’s new Pixel Glow LED near the top. The larger model also seems to include both a USB-A port and a USB-C port, while the speaker grilles are positioned along the sides.
The leak also gives us our first look at Lenovo’s Googlebook 2-in-1 tablet. It resembles a fairly typical Android tablet paired with a keyboard cover and kickstand case, with support for a stylus as well. The Googlebook branding is visible next to the trackpad, while the Pixel Glow Bar appears to have been integrated into the camera housing on the back.
Lenovo hasn’t confirmed when these devices will be officially announced. However, since Google previously said the first Googlebooks would arrive this fall, it’s likely we won’t have to wait much longer.
There’s also no word on pricing yet. That said, with RAM prices continuing to climb throughout the year, I wouldn’t be surprised if Lenovo positions these devices firmly in the premium segment.
We may also learn more about Google’s Googlebook ecosystem at the upcoming Pixel launch event on August 12.