Googlebook is becoming a five-brand laptop lineup from Google, Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. Preorders have started, with machines priced from $899 through $1,299. Intel Core Ultra and Snapdragon X Elite chips power the range, while base hardware starts with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage.
Android integration gets a big role here. Owners with Android 17 or newer can access supported mobile apps, move tasks between devices, and reach phone files through Quick Access. Gemini tools bring Magic Pointer for pointer-triggered AI help and Rambler for cleaned-up speech transcription.
Acer starts lowest at $899. Dell asks $1,199 for its Snapdragon X Elite XPS model, while ASUS, HP, and Lenovo begin at $1,299. OLED touchscreens appear across several configurations, with memory reaching 32GB and storage topping out at 1TB.
Google promises as many as 10 years of software updates. Buyers also get one year of Google AI Pro with 5TB cloud storage, while advertised battery life reaches 14 hours on qualifying models.
Android integration gets a big role here. Owners with Android 17 or newer can access supported mobile apps, move tasks between devices, and reach phone files through Quick Access. Gemini tools bring Magic Pointer for pointer-triggered AI help and Rambler for cleaned-up speech transcription.
Acer starts lowest at $899. Dell asks $1,199 for its Snapdragon X Elite XPS model, while ASUS, HP, and Lenovo begin at $1,299. OLED touchscreens appear across several configurations, with memory reaching 32GB and storage topping out at 1TB.
Google promises as many as 10 years of software updates. Buyers also get one year of Google AI Pro with 5TB cloud storage, while advertised battery life reaches 14 hours on qualifying models.
