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Dell’s Googlebook will also cost less than you (and Google) thought

It's not just Lenovo, Dell's Googlebook is also cheaper than expected.

Dell’s Googlebook will also cost less than you (and Google) thought

Dell’s first Googlebook, the XPS Googlebook, is set to be more affordable than initially disclosed by Google, according to recent reports. Initially priced at $1,199, the starting price for this laptop is now expected to be $999, according to Dell. Powered by a Snapdragon X Elite chip, featuring 32GB of memory and 1TB of storage, the XPS Googlebook is also $200 less than the $1,199 price tag initially announced by Google.

This pricing information comes just two weeks after the Googlebook’s launch, adding to the ongoing revelation of new details surrounding the device.

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