Google's Googlebook laptops arrive: Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo models now on pre-order
Five manufacturers debut premium Google-branded laptops with Gemini integration and distinctive Glowbar LED arrays.
What to know
- Google launched Googlebooks—premium laptops from five manufacturers (Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo) now available for pre-order, marking the company's entry into branded premium laptop market.
- All models feature minimum 16GB RAM, 14+ hour battery life, and distinctive Glowbar LED arrays on the lid with Gemini AI integrations; processors vary between Intel Core Ultra and Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite.
- Acer's convertible model starts at $899, positioning itself as the value option in a premium category; other models' pricing not yet detailed in available coverage.
“all five of these Googlebooks have at least 16GB of RAM, and Google says their batteries are all rated to hit 14 hours of video playback or 16 hours of web browsing”
Nathan Ingraham, Engadget contributor · Engadget ↗ · Sep 20
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Engadget tests all five new Googlebook models at press event
Reviewer Nathan Ingraham provides first impressions from hands-on testing at Google's press event, highlighting design, performance, and distinctive Glowbar feature across the lineup.
“every Googlebook has a Glowbar: a light-up array on the back of the lid that provides a nice touch of whimsy. It sweeps as you boot it up and shows your battery level if you swipe it…”
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Google announces five new Googlebook laptops now available for pre-order — Googlebooks from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo launched for pre-order. All feature premium specs with minimum 16GB RAM, 14+ hour battery life, and Intel Core Ultra or Qualcomm Snapdragon processors.