Lenovo Googlebook 15 Launches in Australia on October 5 from $2,299

After joining in the announcement of Googlebooks, Lenovo Australia has expanded with additional specs and pricing for their upcoming Lenovo Googlebook 15 launching October 5th. 

Engineered as the perfect companion for Android phones, Googlebooks offer a premium design and spec, with the Lenovo Googlebook 15 powered by Intel Core Ultra 5 processors offering up to 47 TOPs of local AI processing, with up to 32GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. 

Featuring a lightweight premium anti-fingerprint-coated metal chassis, the Lenovo Googlebook 15 weighs in at just 1.29kg, and includes a 15.3 2.8K resolution OLED touch display, supporting up to 120Hz refresh for a smoother experience, and it’s powered by a 70Wh battery offering up to 12.5 hours of battery life. 

A key feature of Googlebooks will be the Glowbar, a line of RGB LEDs that light up to show off things like battery, as well as show when Gemini is working as well as fun animations.

Benny Zhang, Executive Director and General Manager of Chromebooks in Lenovo’s Intelligent Devices Group said

“The Lenovo Googlebook 15 represents the next step in Lenovo’s collaboration with Google and our commitment to making powerful intelligent experiences accessible to more people, By combining Google’s intelligence capabilities with Lenovo’s expertise in bringing devices to life through thoughtful design and engineering, we are expanding our portfolio with a new option designed for today’s connected lifestyles.”

The Googlebook experience features Gemini Intelligence built-in, offering features like Magic Pointer which lets you ‘wiggle’ your mouse pointer to summon Gemini. Lenovo has launched their own ‘Magic Pointer’ compatible mouse, with the Lenovo AI Mouse making “everyday AI interactions faster and more intuitive. Users can instantly access Gemini with a click, launch contextual actions with Magic Pointer, and personalise controls to fit the way they work’.

Also included is Rambler, Google’s latest evolution of voice-2-text, which works almost like magic to remove the ‘ums’ and ‘ahs’ from your dictation for a clean translation every time.

For Android phone users there’s also Continue On, which lets you continue what you were doing on your phone – but on a larger display with full Chrome browser, mouse and keyboard. This feature also gives you access to all the apps, and files on your phone – as well as cool features like QuickShare – which includes AirDrop compatibility to Macs and iOS devices. 

All Googlebooks come with 12 months of Google AI Pro, including 5TB of cloud storage, Gemini Pro, Nano Banana, Gemini in Google Drive and Gmail, and more.

The Googlebook 15 is heading to stores from October 4th (likely 5th here in Australia) with prices starting at

A key feature of Googlebooks will be the Glowbar, a line of RGB LEDs that light up to show off things like battery, as well as show when Gemini is working as well as fun animations.

Benny Zhang, Executive Director and General Manager of Chromebooks in Lenovo’s Intelligent Devices Group said

“The Lenovo Googlebook 15 represents the next step in Lenovo’s collaboration with Google and our commitment to making powerful intelligent experiences accessible to more people, By combining Google’s intelligence capabilities with Lenovo’s expertise in bringing devices to life through thoughtful design and engineering, we are expanding our portfolio with a new option designed for today’s connected lifestyles.”

The Googlebook experience features Gemini Intelligence built-in, offering features like Magic Pointer which lets you ‘wiggle’ your mouse pointer to summon Gemini. Lenovo has launched their own ‘Magic Pointer’ compatible mouse, with the Lenovo AI Mouse making “everyday AI interactions faster and more intuitive. Users can instantly access Gemini with a click, launch contextual actions with Magic Pointer, and personalise controls to fit the way they work’.

Also included is Rambler, Google’s latest evolution of voice-2-text, which works almost like magic to remove the ‘ums’ and ‘ahs’ from your dictation for a clean translation every time.

For Android phone users there’s also Continue On, which lets you continue what you were doing on your phone – but on a larger display with full Chrome browser, mouse and keyboard. This feature also gives you access to all the apps, and files on your phone – as well as cool features like QuickShare – which includes AirDrop compatibility to Macs and iOS devices. 

All Googlebooks come with 12 months of Google AI Pro, including 5TB of cloud storage, Gemini Pro, Nano Banana, Gemini in Google Drive and Gmail, and more.

The Googlebook 15 is heading to stores from October 4th (likely 5th here in Australia) with prices starting at $2,299.