Dell may have spilled the beans on its first XPS Googlebook
Dell might rely on the XPS brand name to position its premium Googlebook.
According to a leaked document spotted online, Dell is set to launch its first Googlebook under the XPS brand. The device, internally codenamed "Mica," will likely bear the model number DX13267. This aligns with an earlier leak on Geekbench that also indicated the same model number. As the anticipated Googlebook launch draws nearer, October 5, more leaks and rumors about the initial range of devices are emerging.
In early October, a Geekbench listing suggested Dell's Googlebook might be unveiled under the company's renowned "XPS" name. Now, additional evidence supports this theory. Leaker Evan Blass has posted an image of a Dell product carbon footprint disclosure document on X. The document can also be found on Dell's official website. It clearly identifies the product as the "XPS Googlebook DX13267." Blass further reveals that the laptop will be referred to internally as "Mica."
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