Just a couple of days after images of Lenovo’s Googlebooks appeared, a wave of incredibly detailed images has surfaced with the 15-inch laptop in full view.
The Googlebook form factor is part of a new laptop line from Google. It echoes aspects of Chromebooks, but relies heavily on Gemini Intelligence combined with the best parts of Android, rather than ChromeOS. We’ve seen glimpses of how the software will work in conjunction with Google’s AI, but any tangible release has yet to become available.
Courtesy of Digital Citizen, we get a closer look at one of the two laptops Lenovo plans to produce in partnership with Google – the 15-inch model, reportedly. The Lenovo Googlebooks leaked once, though image references were limited. This new batch pulls back the curtain even further on the larger version for those who love the laptop experience.
We know the Lenovo Googlebook 15 will bear the Lenovo logo on the lid, instead of Google’s branding. But on the inside, the Googlebook logo will be printed underneath left keyboard. The keyboard itself tells a fun story.
The Google “G” is printed where the traditional start button would be, but generally left out on Chromebook keyboards. It could be a sort of start menu with Gemini flair. We know Googlebooks will offer contextual suggestions and device integration at every turn.
