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

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  • Googlebook laptops are just about to arrive, with pre-orders opening on September 21.
  • Hardware will include models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, and leaks have already shown off much of what to expect.
  • With just a few more days to go, a fresh set of ASUS renders offers maybe our best look yet at the company’s Googlebook.

We’re about to witness the debut of a new computing platform, and it’s going to be here before you know it. Google first announced Googlebooks back in May, and after a summer full of hardware leaks, the initial lineup is finally nearly ready to go official, with pre-orders set to open first thing next week, on Monday, September 21. Before that day gets here, though, we’ve got one more Googlebook leak to check out, showing off ASUS hardware in some of the most detail yet.

The first run of Googlebooks will include models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, and we’ve already seen several leaks giving us an early peek at the model from ASUS. Now, with only a few days left before pre-orders begin, the Mac Observer is sharing some great new pics highlighting what we can expect.

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