The Verge Reviewer Details First Impressions of Google's Googlebook Laptops
Hands-on impressions describe polished hardware, a familiar operating system, and tight Android phone integration.
The Verge reports that early hands-on impressions of Google's new Googlebook laptops describe well-built hardware based on existing laptop designs and an operating system familiar to Chromebook users.
According to the outlet, the standout feature is integration between the laptop and an owner's Android phone, which is described as making the two devices feel more unified.
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