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Google has officially launched a luxury laptop called Googlebook, with prices starting at $899. The device aims to compete in the laptop market by integrating advanced artificial intelligence technologies. It runs on the Googlebook OS, which combines capabilities of Android and ChromeOS, allowing users to easily continue their work and access applications and files through a taskbar. The laptop also supports generative AI features such as Magic Pointer and Rambler. The device series is developed in collaboration with major companies like Acer, ASUS, Dell, and HP. It boasts high-end specifications, including up to 32GB of RAM, SSD storage starting from 256GB, OLED screens with 2.8K resolution, and local processors exceeding 45 TOPS of performance. It will be available in the U.S. market starting October 4, 2026, with expansions to the UK, Canada, and Australia on October 5. A free 12-month subscription service will be offered, providing 5 terabytes of cloud storage and access to advanced Gemini tools.
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