Googlebook Intel Core Ultra Series 3 launch brings AI laptops

The Googlebook Intel Core Ultra Series 3 launch is bringing Intel’s latest client platform into a new set of premium laptops from Acer, ASUS and Lenovo. The move combines Google’s computing experience with Intel’s focus on performance, AI, connectivity and efficiency.

The new Googlebook devices are designed around how users work, create, stream and multitask, with long battery life and modern designs forming part of the experience.

Intel Core Ultra Series 3 brings AI into Googlebook

At the centre of the launch are Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, also known as Panther Lake. The platform is positioned to handle modern computing needs while supporting AI experiences across the new devices.

The partnership is built on more than a decade of collaboration between Intel and Google, including work across platform enablement, Android optimisation, performance tuning, power management and intelligent experiences.

That foundation gives Googlebook a more integrated approach, where hardware and software are developed around a shared user experience rather than operating as separate pieces.

Acer, ASUS and Lenovo take different routes

The launch brings Googlebook to market through Acer, ASUS and Lenovo, with each company introducing its own device.

Acer’s Googlebook 14 is a convertible designed around AI capabilities and everyday use across learning, entertainment and creation. ASUS is bringing the Googlebook 14, combining an ultralight design with premium materials and Google’s Gemini Intelligence.

Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 focuses on creating, working and staying connected, with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 providing the performance, efficiency, connectivity and AI capabilities behind the device.

The new Googlebooks also place connectivity alongside processing power. Intel Wi-Fi 7, Dual Intel Bluetooth 6.0 and Intel Thunderbolt are built into the platform to support connected use at home, at work and on the move.

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