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Lenovo’s New Googlebook 15 Pairs Performance With Portability In Its Lightest Laptop Ever
Lenovo’s first Googlebook includes built-in Gemini features, up to 32GB of memory and 12.5 hours of battery life.
- On October 4th, 2026, Lenovo will release the Lenovo Googlebook 15, a new laptop starting at $1,099.99 that combines Google's intelligence capabilities with Lenovo's hardware design and engineering expertise.
- Google built the new GooglebookOS on an Android kernel to improve phone integration, transitioning from the specialized Linux kernel previously used for Chromebooks. The OS was designed as a companion to Android phones.
- The unit boasts a 15-inch 2.8K OLED touchscreen with 120Hz refresh rate, Intel Core Ultra 5 processors with Gemini Intelligence, up to 32GB memory, up to 512GB storage, and 12.5 hours of battery life.
- Early reports indicate potential compatibility issues and missing features, though Google says the platform exists within a "secure environment." The OS may need time to mature before reaching full capability.
- Advanced users can access a Linux terminal within a virtual machine for developer tools. Google may collaborate with Valve and Proton to enable gaming capabilities on Googlebooks in the future.
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The manufacturer has already put date and price on its first Googlebook: it will arrive on October 4 from 1,199 euros, with up to 32 GB of RAM and a autonomy of 12.5 hours
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Lenovo has unveiled its first Googlebook – the device will soon have its Polish premiere. The article "Lenovo has unveiled its Googlebook. How much does it cost?" comes from the INSTALKI website.
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