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Support our independent tech coverage. Chrome Unboxed is written by real people, for real people\u2014not search algorithms. Join Chrome Unboxed Plus for just $2 a month to get an ad-free experience, access to our private Discord, and more. Learn more about membership here.<\/a> Tomorrow morning in New York City, Google is finally taking the stage to pull back the curtain on Googlebook \u2013 well, for invited media, that is. Over the last few weeks, the leaks have been flowing quite steadily with certifications, benchmark leaks, and Energy Star filings all giving us a decently clear picture of what the launch lineup looks like.<\/p>\n Between Dell\u2019s XPS \u2018Mica\u2019,<\/a> HP\u2019s 12-core Snapdragon X Elite-powered Googlebook 14c<\/a>, the ASUS Googlebook CX9406,<\/a> Acer\u2019s \u2018Moonstone\u2019 Googlebook 14,<\/a> and Lenovo\u2019s two headliners (the Googlebook Duet m<\/a> and the 15-inch Lenovo Googlebook i 15<\/a>), we have six firmly confirmed devices locked in for the showcase.<\/p>\n Yet, some simple math tells us that the launch lineup isn\u2019t quite complete. One machine is still unaccounted for, and all signs point to it being a third, smaller Lenovo clamshell that has managed to dodge most of the leaks all the way up to the finish line.<\/p>\n The third device from the original render leak<\/p>\n If you think back to the initial high-resolution render leak<\/a> that gave us our first look at Lenovo\u2019s Googlebook lineup, there weren\u2019t just two machines pictured; there were three.<\/p>\n \nFeatured Videos<\/p>\n We had the detachable Lenovo Googlebook Duet m, the large 15.3-inch clamshell (which we now know is the Intel Panther Lake-powered Googlebook i 15), and a third, distinctly smaller laptop resting right alongside them. Based on chassis proportions and keyboard spacing next to its siblings, that third machine looks a lot like a 14-inch clamshell.<\/p>\n While the 15-inch model went on to leak through Bluetooth SIG, regulatory filings, and full spec sheets, this smaller companion piece went practically silent. That leaves two realistic possibilities: either Lenovo built a 14-inch variant sharing the exact same Intel Panther Lake baseboard as the 15-inch model (\u2018Ruby\u2019), or it is a Googlebook I\u2019ve been tracking for quite some time that simply managed to avoid being outed early.<\/p>\n Following the breadcrumbs to \u2018Quenbi\u2019<\/p>\n
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