Revealing renders of the upcoming Google Pixelbook tablet surface
We are expecting Google to announce its next Chrome OS-powered device, called Nocturne, alongside the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones this October and if you are wondering what it will look like, here are some revealing images.
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It appears that this time around, Google is looking to announce a convertible solution - tablet + keyboard dock. The tablet has a thin body with rounded corners and a USB-C connector on the left. The report says it will feature a second USB-C port on the other side, but it can't be seen from the renders
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The keyboard dock is nothing special but the keys do appear to have adequate spacing. The second image also shows the power button that doubles as a fingerprint reader confirm leaks from earlier this year.
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Reader comments
- kcvg
- 25 Sep 2018
- 7Xg
But chrome os has google play store so it could run android apps too and soon Linux apps/programs (idk what they're called). It provides way more functionality than tablets and netbooks for sure.
- Galaxy Note 9
- 22 Sep 2018
- rKH
I am not sure about prices! I have HP Spectre and Lenovo Felx 5 both i7 8th gen, 16 GB RAM and Dedicated Graphics, 4K 15inch screen (both), 512 GB SSD and 1TB HDD etc.. for $1450 & $950 respectively...
- Anonymous
- 22 Sep 2018
- 3Jn
For those wondering, this isn't the pixelbook 2. That will remain as a traditional laptop form factor. This tablet is mostly competing against the Surface Pro/iPad Pro and can be a real contender.