Lenovo Googlebook Duet 13 leak points to January launch, with a closer gallery look
Images reveal the detachable design
Evan Blass shared additional images of the Lenovo Googlebook Duet 13 and said it is launching in January. The device continues Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet design line, while the images confirm a 13-inch screen.
A top-down view shows a detachable keyboard with curved lower edges on its keys and a relatively small trackpad. The word “Googlebook” appears below the Ctrl key, and a stylus is also visible.
Ports and pen details
Images Blass shared in September showed a physical switch on the keyboard’s right edge. The pen attaches magnetically and charges when docked along the top edge. A pill-shaped opening at the top-right edge may be a USB-C port, though its purpose is uncertain. The power button is on the left edge, which also has another USB-C connector near the bottom.
Stand and launch context
The removable rear cover appears to include a magnetic stand with a diagonal fold and prominent Lenovo branding. A Glowbar sits beside the rear camera. A January launch would fit with a possible CES 2027 announcement. Google teased last month that detachable Googlebooks were coming soon, after an initial July leak showed a tablet and two laptops; the Lenovo Googlebook 15 launched in October.
Key points
- Evan Blass shared new images of the Lenovo Googlebook Duet 13 and said it is launching in January.
- The images confirm a 13-inch screen and show a detachable keyboard, trackpad and stylus.
- The pen attaches magnetically and charges when docked along the keyboard’s top edge.
- A January launch could align with a CES 2027 announcement.