Google has scheduled the start of pre-orders for its new Googlebook line for September 21 at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. The company sent out notifications to interested parties, though official pricing and specific device models available at launch remain undisclosed.
The new hardware platform integrates features from both Android and ChromeOS, with the Gemini AI model serving as the core intelligence. Key software capabilities include a magic pointer, support for customizable widgets, and deep integration with Android smartphones.
Google is collaborating with several major manufacturers to bring these systems to market. The initial lineup of partners includes Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. Reports indicate that these devices will feature various hardware configurations, including Intel Core Ultra and Qualcomm Snapdragon processors.
Recent leaks have provided details on upcoming models, such as a 15-inch Lenovo device with an OLED display and a 14-inch Asus laptop with up to 64GB of RAM. Additionally, software tools like the Look up application, designed for contextual search and flight tracking, have been linked to the platform.
