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Google is no longer treating laptops as an afterthought to Android and ChromeOS. The new Google Book, a premium laptop line, arrives in the US on October 4 with five launch models, a refreshed Material 3 Expressive interface, and Gemini built directly into the operating system instead of as a separate app.<\/span><\/p>\n The Googlebook desktop looks a lot like the Pixel phone, with Quick Settings and notifications in the top-right, time and date on the left, and a dock in the center featuring the familiar \u201cG\u201d app drawer icon.<\/span><\/p>\n When you sign in to a Googlebook, it automatically brings over your Android phone\u2019s settings, saved passwords, Wi-Fi networks, and messages. Android 17\u2019s \u201cContinue On\u201d feature and Cast My Apps make it easy to use your apps across devices, even if you don\u2019t want to install them locally.<\/span><\/p>\n Gemini Intelligence works with a special pointer and a simple wiggle gesture that calls up the assistant for tasks like adding dates straight to your calendar.<\/span><\/p>\n Google has created a native Antigravity app for Google Books that gives full access to a Linux environment. Developers can also install Claude Code or OpenAI\u2019s Codex directly.<\/span><\/p>\n A Level 5 security-certified hypervisor with pKVM isolation keeps the Linux environment safely sandboxed, but still lets you use the full terminal.<\/span><\/p>\n Acer Googlebook 14 | Starting at $899<\/strong><\/p>\n Dell XPS Googlebook | Starting at $1,199<\/strong><\/p>\n Dell XPS Googlebook | Starting at $1,199<\/strong><\/p>\n HP Googlebook 14 | Starting at $1,299<\/strong><\/p>\n HP Googlebook 14 | Starting at $1,299<\/strong><\/p>\nCheck Google Book Laptops specs here:<\/span><\/h2>\n
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