Google may have its own MacBook Neo in the works: what's next for the Chromebook successor
Google is reportedly developing a new line of laptops called Googlebooks, aimed at competing with high-end devices like Apple's MacBook. While the initial models will be priced at a premium, Google has assured that more affordable options will be introduced in the future. The company emphasizes its commitment to providing technology accessible to all price points, ensuring that Chromebooks will still be available as budget-friendly alternatives.
- ▪Googlebooks will launch at a premium price to compete with high-end laptops.
- ▪More affordable versions of Googlebooks are planned for future release.
- ▪Chromebooks will continue to be available as budget-friendly options.
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Laptops Chromebooks Google may have its own MacBook Neo in the works: what's next for the Chromebook successor News By Scott Younker published 29 May 2026 Google VP talks Googlebooks When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Google) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter A large part of the appeal of Google's Chromebooks has been their lower price, but the new Googlebooks are launching at a premium, which means much higher pricing.However, in a recent interview with Chrome Unboxed, John Maletis, Google's Vice president and GM of ChromeOS, confirmed that more affordable versions will be…
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