The reported launch could give Googlebook a much broader starting point than ChromeOS had in 2011, when Google introduced the platform on just two laptops. The upcoming devices are expected to come from several established PC makers, with different chip architectures and designs catering to varied use cases. The reported hardware also points to Google’s attempt to build the platform around more premium computing experiences from the beginning, rather than relying on basic reference machines and expanding the ecosystem gradually.
Googlebook Could Launch With Up to Eight Laptops From Lenovo, HP, Dell, Acer and Asus
