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Google launches Googlebooks, a new AI-integrated laptop line
Five new models combining ChromeOS and Android debut Sept. 21, starting at $899.
What to know
- Google launched Googlebooks, a premium laptop line running GooglebookOS (a hybrid of ChromeOS and Android), starting at $899.
- Five models with AI-focused features and deep Android integration ship October 4-5; pre-orders opened September 21.
- GooglebookOS uses Material 3 design, supports Continue On app handoff between phones and laptops, and offers limited iOS compatibility.
“The desktop, toolbar, quick settings, app drawer and so on all use Google's Material 3 Expressive design language, making moving through the Googlebook feel like navigating an oversized Pixel phone in the best possible way.”
Richard Priday, Tech reviewer, Android Authority · Android Authority ↗
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Google launches Googlebooks with five models and new OS
Google introduced Googlebooks, a new line of premium laptops running GooglebookOS—a hybrid of ChromeOS and Android. Five models are launching with starting prices from $899 to $1,299, featuring Material 3 design, seamless Android integration, AI capabilities, and limited iOS support. Pre-orders began September 21, with retail launch October 4-5.
“It's not every day we see a brand-new kind of laptop launch, let alone one with a new OS from a brand that's never thought of as a rival to MacBooks or premium Windows machines.”
— Richard Priday