Google's new laptop platform, 'Googlebook,' leaks ahead of reveal event — new laptops powered by Android and Google Gemini, meant to succeed Chromebook

Tom's Hardware·May 12

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A new laptop platform called Googlebook is reportedly being developed by Google, with some outlets suggesting it will succeed Chromebook. The Googlebook platform is said to be powered by Android and Google Gemini, with potential partnerships with Intel, Qualcomm, and MediaTek. However, details about the platform and its features are not entirely clear, with some reports mentioning related developments such as a new Aluminum OS desktop interface and AI-powered notebooks.

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