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This benched Lenovo Googlebook 2-in-1 tablet poses for another high-quality leak

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  • The 2-in-1 Lenovo Googlebook was skipped at launch, but has resurfaced in leaks.
  • Unlike other Googlebook laptops, this Googlebook 2-in-1 features a tablet-like design, previously seen on the Lenovo Chromebook Duet.
  • The leaker does not reveal whether this has been canceled or has yet to be released, though we hope it’s the latter.

Google released five different Googlebook laptops earlier this week. Google describes these laptops as offering an Android-based software experience inspired by lessons from ChromeOS. Meanwhile, reputable PC and laptop manufacturers handle the hardware. One of those manufacturers is Lenovo, and its Googlebook 15 is the most affordable in the range. However, the company was previously leaked to have multiple devices planned for launch, of which only one made it to the headliner event. Another one may be in tow, and we’ve just got a better look at it.

Credible leaker Evan Blass recently posted images of the unreleased Lenovo Googlebook 2-in-1 on X. The image, an enhanced version of the one leaked last month, shows the Googlebook with a tablet-like layout, a kickstand at the back, and a slimmer keyboard than other options in the lineup.

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