Google introduced the Googlebook platform at its I/O 2026 event in May, confirming partnerships with Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. A new report from Digital Citizen has revealed the first complete look at Lenovo’s upcoming Googlebook 15, showing a premium design with slim display bezels, a silver finish, and a large trackpad. The keyboard replaces the traditional Windows key with a dedicated Google key for quick access to Gemini, and the function row includes shortcuts for screenshot, microphone mute, accessibility, brightness, keyboard backlight, media controls, and a profile switch button. The device skips a numeric keypad for a centred keyboard layout. Ports include HDMI, dual USB-C, USB-A, a card reader, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Other hardware highlights include a webcam notch with a physical privacy shutter, Dolby Atmos branding, speaker grilles, and a display hinge opening up to 157.5 degrees. Googlebook combines Android and ChromeOS into a single desktop platform built on Android’s technology stack, allowing native Android apps and Quick Access to phone files. Features include Magic Pointer for contextual Gemini actions and Create Your Widget for personalized desktop widgets. The leaked interface shows an Android-style status bar, a redesigned taskbar, Gemini integration, and Google apps alongside Adobe Premiere Pro. Lenovo is to announce the Googlebook 15 officially, with specifications such as processor, memory, storage, display