Google has unveiled Googlebook, a new category of notebooks that blend Android and Chrome OS features into a unified computing experience. The devices will be manufactured by major hardware partners including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, ensuring broad availability across different price points and design preferences.
The Googlebook lineup is powered by processors from both Intel and Qualcomm, paired with 16 GB of RAM and solid-state storage starting at 256 GB. Battery life reaches up to 14 hours on a single charge, making these devices suitable for all-day productivity. Additional features include a backlit keyboard, a glass-surfaced trackpad for smooth navigation, and a distinctive LED bar on the lid that adds visual appeal.
Pre-orders are now open in the United States, with prices ranging from $899 to $1,299 depending on the model and configuration. There is currently no confirmed launch date for the Brazilian market. For detailed specifications and availability, check Tecnoblog for the latest updates.