The first batch of renderings of Lenovo Googlebook 15 are exposed: Equipped with "Aluminum" system and expected to debut in the fall. Google is building a new series of Googlebook devices, and the first batch of renderings of "Lenovo Googlebook 15" laptops produced by Lenovo have been exposed in advance.

The first batch of renderings of Lenovo Googlebook 15 are exposed: Equipped with "Aluminum" system and expected to debut in the fall. Google is building a new series of Googlebook devices, and the first batch of renderings of "Lenovo Googlebook 15" laptops produced by Lenovo have been exposed in advance. This new device adopts a 15-inch large screen design, and the casing is made of sandblasted aluminum alloy. It maintains Lenovo's iconic frame and appearance design language as a whole, and the body thickness is moderate. In the keyboard area, Lenovo has specially added a small "G" button with the Google icon. Its positioning is very similar to the Windows key on a traditional Windows laptop. Both sides of the keyboard are equipped with symmetrical speaker openings. In terms of interface configuration, the left side of the fuselage is equipped with an HDMI interface, a USB-C (or Thunderbolt) interface and a 3.5mm headphone jack; the right side is equipped with another USB-C interface, a USB Type-A interface and a slot similar to an SD card reader. In terms of system and core ecology, Google announced as early as mid-May this year that it was cooperating with a number of OEM manufacturers including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo to promote the launch of new Googlebook devices. This series of notebooks will be equipped with a new generation operating system code-named "Aluminum" and will deeply integrate Gemini AI capabilities in the entire series. For core hardware, Google has set strict standards for cooperative manufacturers in terms of CPU, memory, keyboard layout and storage specifications. In terms of hardware platform, Intel has confirmed its in-depth cooperation with Google. It is reported that the first batch of devices is expected to be equipped with Intel's latest Core Series 300 "Wildcat Lake" processor, which adopts x86 architecture and has a 6-core configuration (including 2 "Cougar Cove" performance cores and 4 LPE "Darkmont" ultra-low power cores). In addition, with Qualcomm and MediaTek also joining the first partner camp, the market will also welcome Googlebook products based on Arm architecture in the future. At present, the specific specifications such as screen resolution and refresh rate of Lenovo Googlebook 15 are still to be officially announced. This series of new phones is scheduled to be officially released to the public this fall. via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information station (author: source: cnBeta.COM)