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Here’s one last ASUS Googlebook leak ahead of pre-orders opening next week

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Here’s one last ASUS Googlebook leak ahead of pre-orders opening next week

Asus Googlebook leak reveals detailed hardware, pre-orders opening September 21

The final ASUS Googlebook leak provides a closer look at the upcoming Googlebook laptops, with pre-orders set to launch on September 21. Hardware lineups include models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, with ASUS hardware recently receiving fresh renders. These renders offer one of the most detailed previews yet of the new computing platform.

Google announced Googlebooks in May, and after a summer full of leaks, the first models are nearly ready for official release. Pre-orders will open on Monday, September 21, marking the debut of this innovative lineup.

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