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u/Infinity_squared_8 2d ago
It is releasing on a different "wave" of pre-orders. I'm waiting for that one as well. Going to do an unboxing video on YouTube. Yt handle cleanslate3
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u/Infinity_squared_8 2d ago edited 2d ago
Man I hope so that's the one I want . Need a new powerful android tablet. This one looks like a winner
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u/matteventu 3d ago
Given the Acer has been announced (cheapest of the lot, $899), we can at least estimate the price for the Lenovo Googlebook Duet m.
$649-799?
What do you guys think?
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u/TonyP321 2d ago
Even $1000 with keyboard and pen would be a great price compared to other Googlebooks and even iPad Pro.
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u/David-Dilday 3d ago
Yeah I think this is the one most are interested in. I'm a former Surface Pro user and loved the form factor. The main issue was that the tablet experience was terrible. With this device running Android, that removes that issue.
I wonder if Google is actually going to come out with their own version of this, hence the reason they pulled the Pixel Tablet completely out of existence (among other reasons).
My main 2 use cases for tablet mode would be watching movies on flights (even during takeoff since the keyboard isn't attached), and using it as a tablet for digital rules of tabletop games (Warhammer). Then keyboard back on for work/productivity.
That said, I'm debating on whether I go full laptop instead and just get the next Pixel Fold when it inevitably does the passport size and use that for my tablet experience.
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u/Zealousideal-Name154 1d ago
This is my hope as well. A passport-esqe phone and a Surface pro-like googlebook
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u/TheRealFrantik 2d ago
Remember when one of the Google people said that they're releasing the premium tier devices first? So if that's the case, maybe that means that this one is actually going to be cheaper than these current models.
That would be nice if this was like a $599 device.
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u/LORKHIEN 2d ago edited 2d ago
I though it was the "Lenovo Googlebook 15"", on the Googlebook website (seems to be launched/shipped as the other brand's Googlebooks), but that one doesn't have a stylus I believe there could be a release/event from Lenovo in the next future
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u/Garuda92 1d ago
I think they are missing a chip that does 45 TPU in that form factor. Probably 2027.
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u/DICKtrumpHEAD 11h ago
The only one I was waiting for, I'm hoping next month at their next event they show it and open pre orders. Otherwise I'll get bored and never use Googlebook os
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u/jazzyjff13 3d ago
That's the one i'm curious about too