Googlebook went on sale in the US on October 4. It’s Google’s new line of premium laptops, built on Android and ChromeOS technologies and designed to work closely with an Android smartphone. The starting price is $899.
The company is betting on syncing tasks, messages, files and settings between the phone and the laptop. The system also has built-in Gemini features and an isolated Linux environment for development tools.
What sets Googlebook apart
- a starting price of $899;
- US sales began on October 4;
- Canada, the UK, Ireland, France, Germany and Australia are set to follow on October 5;
- the bundle lists a year of Google AI Pro and trial periods for several services.
For now, it’s a launch for a limited list of countries. No release date or official price has been announced for Ukraine, so don’t go by the US price without factoring in shipping, taxes and warranty.
FAQ
When will Googlebook come to Ukraine?
There’s no official date yet.
Does Googlebook support Linux?
Yes, it has an isolated Linux environment for development tools.
