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Lenovo prepares three Android Googlebook devices
Lenovo is preparing at least three Googlebook devices: two thin laptops and an Android tablet-laptop hybrid with Dolby Atmos speakers and stylus support.
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Lenovo is preparing at least three Googlebook devices: two laptops and a tablet-laptop hybrid. Google introduced the new class of mobile PCs in spring. They will run Android with deep integration of Gemini Intelligence.
The hybrid appears in early images as a tablet connected to a keyboard, making it a two-in-one device. Lenovo has not disclosed most of its specifications, but the tablet is expected to include four speakers with Dolby Atmos support and stylus compatibility.
The other two products are conventional laptops. Images show slim designs with a relatively small selection of ports, but Lenovo has not provided technical details such as processors, display specifications, pricing, or release dates.
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More information may arrive on August 12, during Google’s Made by Google presentation. Lenovo’s announcement so far does not confirm whether all three devices will launch at the same time.
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