Google has opened the door for pre-order for new laptops called Googlebook, in a move aimed at providing more powerful devices that rely primarily on Gemini artificial intelligence tools.
Prices for the new devices start at $899, and the models will be manufactured The first is in cooperation with Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, with options based on processors from Intel and Qualcomm.
Googlebook devices provide a set of Gemini tools that help the user write and organize texts, and answer questions related to what appears on the computer screen, in addition to... Ability to complete user-initiated tasks on an Android phone.
The new platform combines Android technologies with the software foundation of ChromeOS, in an attempt by Google to provide a more cohesive experience between phone and computer.
The move comes in a market witnessing increasing competition. Especially with other companies moving to offer computers at lower prices while incorporating the advantages of artificial intelligence.
