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Googlebook is designed for Gemini Intelligence with helpful AI features that no other platform has achieved. For example, with Magic Pointer, you can point at any on-screen element for instant context-aware suggestions. And with Rambler, you can turn your stream of consciousness into polished text. Developers and builders will... show more
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Because Googlebook is built on the Android tech stack, it's a total game-changer for Android users. Your phone and laptop work together natively at the system level: ・When you set up and sign in, what you need from your phone is already there – from passwords, contacts, messages and more. ・Continue On lets you pick up tasks from your phone instantly from the Googlebook’s taskbar. ・A dedicated Files app lets you access photos and files on your phone directly from the laptop.

First, the hardware had to be amazing. We partnered with the best PC makers in the world—Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo—to establish a new standard for premium hardware craft. Every single Googlebook meets strict minimum specs so you get uncompromised performance and build quality. Materials: Precision aluminum, magnesium, & carbon fiber Displays: High-density touchscreens up to 2.8K OLED Silicon: Next-gen Intel & Qualcomm chips w/ 45+ TOPS NPUs Memory & Power: Standard 16GB RAM & up to 14 hours active battery Read more about the hardware lineup here:

Googlebook is officially here! I’ve been so excited to share the details with the world. Today, many of us rely heavily on laptops to get work done, but we think there is an opportunity to rethink the category to address the needs of people today. So we brought the best of ChromeOS and Android to create a new platform for laptops. Our initial focus with Googlebook is to deliver an amazing laptop that feels awesome for Android phone users. Here’s what to know about Googlebook 🧵👇

Pre-orders start today, with retail availability on October 4, starting at $899. We can't wait to see what you do and build with Googlebook!

why didnt you call it Gemini book?

