Google officially released Googlebook. This is a major move by Google to return to the laptop market 15 years after the birth of the Chromebook. The core of Googlebook is Gemini Intelligence, which integrates the advantages of Android ecosystem and ChromeOS at the bottom. Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo will all participate in hardware production, and it is expected to be launched in the fall of this year. The most interesting one is the Magic Pointer. Traditional computers respond wherever you click. Googlebook is when you shake the cursor, Gemini will actively give suggestions based on the screen content. For example, selecting a date in the email and directly creating a calendar meeting; Select two images and directly generate a composite preview; Generate desktop widgets using natural language, including flights, hotels, and to-do lists Gmail、 Integrate the calendar into a personal panel. This is actually not as simple as a new laptop. It represents Google's assessment of the next generation PC: The entrance to future computers will no longer be limited to keyboards, mice, browsers, and apps. But rather an AI layer that constantly understands the context. Chromebooks turned computers into browsers back then. Googlebook wants to turn computers into Gemini carriers.