The Lenovo Googlebook 15 is revealed with its 120 Hz OLED screen, the Core Ultra 5 and 1.29 kg of weight

If we look back a little, we remember that back in May Google dropped a totally new proposal. It was about its Googlebook platform. The idea was to overcome the concept of the traditional Chromebook, associated with cheap equipment. Taking advantage of the movement, Google unified the best of Android and ChromeOS under the Gemini AI umbrella. Well, now the theory is over and we move on to the facts. The hardware is already coming into its own and looks interesting.

As we have learned thanks to a leak from Mac Observerwe already have the official images and the complete technical sheet of the Lenovo Googlebook 15. This device is not just any launch. Rather, we are facing the first team that will hit the market with the new thing from Google. The leak is not limited to a few images, but also reveals the complete technical sheet of the team.

The document confirms that the system will be called Googlebook OS. Lenovo and Google have decided to escape the low-cost profile that we so associate with the educational ecosystem. The idea of ​​this team is to fight in the premium consumer laptop segment. And to do this, the native integration of the Gemini assistant is going to be combined with direct access to Android phones.

Lenovo Googlebook 15 technical data sheet

The end of plastic: aluminum, lightness and a Google key arrive

Regarding the technical details, We are looking at a generous 15.3-inch OLED touch panel. It offers a resolution of 2880 x 1800 pixels and 120 Hz refresh rate. In addition, it covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color space and reaches a peak brightness of 500 nits, figures clearly designed to facilitate graphic work in any environment.

Even so, we are facing a team with a weight of only 1.29 kilograms and a thickness that remains at 15.9 millimeters. The chassis abandons plastic to opt for a metal body in a finish called Cloud Gray. We do not know if there will be other finishes.

But what is most striking is what they have placed on the top cover. This is the Glowbar. Basically, it is a multicolored luminous stripe Designed to indicate things like the laptop’s battery level and charging status at a glance. If we go to the interior area, it seems that Google has done something similar to the Copilot key. They have integrated a physical key with the Google logo.

Unless they confirm their exact shortcuts in the software, everything indicates that this dedicated key will assume a role similar to that of the Windows key or the Apple command. To top off the interaction section, the palm rest adds enormous 150 by 95 millimeter haptic feedback touch panelflanked by four calibrated speakers with Dolby Atmos technology.

Up to 32 GB of RAM, Intel chips and 70 Wh battery

The processor of the Lenovo Googlebook 15 will be the Intel Core Ultra 5 325. The motherboard will support 16GB or 32GB LPDDR5x memory configurationsin addition to 256 GB or 512 GB SSD storage units. It is also known how big the internal battery will be, which is 70 Wh. According to the brand’s laboratory measurements, they promise up to 11 hours of continuous multimedia playback.

Additionally, the device equips two high-speed Thunderbolt 4 ports on both sides, an HDMI 2.0 video output, a USB 3.2 Gen 1 type A and the classic 3.5 mm audio connector. On the wireless level, it comes prepared for the future with WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. It also includes a fingerprint reader, Google face authentication, and a 5MP RGB webcam with a physical shutter.

By the way, the leak leaves us with one last detail. Everything indicates that Lenovo is preparing peripherals for this equipmentstarting with a wireless mouse that will trace the aesthetic details of the case. What we don’t know is the exact date this team will arrive. Neither the markets in which it will be available nor the final price. We have to keep waiting.