Lenovo Googlebooks Leak: Two Laptop Sizes and a 2-in-1 Tablet Revealed

The first Googlebooks from Lenovo have leaked online, revealing two laptop sizes and a 2-in-1 tablet. These upcoming Chrome OS devices, expected to launch this fall, were spotted in images shared by Android Headlines. If you're curious about what Lenovo's Google-branded laptops look like, here's everything we know so far.

What Are Googlebooks?

Googlebooks are a new category of Chrome OS devices designed by Google and made by partners like Lenovo. They feature a distinctive "glowbar" light strip and are built to offer a premium experience. The leaks show that Lenovo is working on multiple models, including traditional laptops and a versatile tablet.

Two Sizes of Traditional Laptops

The leaked images reveal two traditional Googlebook laptops, both in a stark white finish. They share several design traits:

• A small protrusion on the top edge, similar to the Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14.
• A blue "glowbar" on the lid, which Google previously teased.
• The Lenovo logo is the only branding on the cover – there's no "Googlebook" text on the outside. Instead, the Googlebook branding appears on the left palm rest.

The two sizes are easy to tell apart: the smaller model lacks left and right speaker grills, while the larger one has them. Ports also differ. The smaller version includes a USB-C port and a headphone jack on the right edge.

The larger laptop offers more connectivity:

• USB-A and USB-C on the right edge.
• A light-up power button.
• On the left side, you'll likely find an audio jack, USB-C, and either another USB-A port or HDMI (the image resolution is unclear).

The 2-in-1 Tablet

Alongside the laptops, Lenovo is also making a 2-in-1 Googlebook tablet. This device is more flexible and comes with several accessories:

• The glowbar sits next to the camera in a pill-shaped housing on the back.
• Each side has two sets of speaker cutouts for better sound.
• A pen or stylus magnetically attaches to the top edge for easy storage.
• The optional keyboard features Googlebook branding and a decent-sized touchpad.
• Lenovo is also designing a mouse with a light strip that matches the glowbar aesthetic.

What This Means for You

These leaks give us a good look at what Googlebook devices will offer. The mix of traditional laptops and a 2-in-1 tablet shows that Lenovo is targeting different types of users. If you're a fan of Chrome OS, these devices could be a great upgrade, especially with the sleek design and added accessories.

Stay tuned for more details as the fall launch approaches. We'll keep you updated on pricing, specs, and availability.