Dell’s first Googlebook laptop we know from the company’s premium XPS family XPS 13 It may appear under the name . Geekbench records and traces in Android 17 connect the computer with model number DX13267 with Google’s project codenamed “Mica”. Moreover, leakage SnapdragonIt also reveals important details such as up to 32 GB of RAM and a 2,880 x 1,800 pixel OLED display. Google had previously announced Dell as one of the first Googlebook manufacturers.
In the records revealed by GBookHub, Dell XPS 13 DX13267 is from Qualcomm. Snapdragon is using its processor. Additionally, Geekbench data shows that the computer has 16 GB and 32GB LPDDR5X RAM It shows that it has been tested with options. The “mica-userdebug” statement on the Android 17 side strengthens the connection between DX13267 and the Mica development board. Information previously found in Chromium sources linked the model codenamed Mica to the Qualcomm-based “Bluey” family.
Leaking on the screen side 34cm OLED touch panel and provides resolution information of 2,880 x 1,800 pixels. In addition, Dell’s Googlebook model may offer Wi-Fi 7 support and two USB-C connections. Geekbench 6 records show around 2,200 points in the single-core test, while the multi-core result exceeds 9,500 points. However, software performance during the development process may not directly represent the results of the computer that will be released for sale. In addition, since third parties can imitate benchmark records, these results should not be considered official performance data.
Model number DX13267 is available from Dell XPS 13 DX13260 It also establishes a strong connection with your computer. GBookHub states that the Googlebook version may use a similar hardware and case class, based on the closeness of the two model numbers. On the other hand, while there are Intel processors on the DX13260 side, the leak pairs the Googlebook model with Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite. Dell has yet to confirm the XPS name, display specs, or Snapdragon X Elite preference through its official channels. The company also did not share the price and exact sales date of the product.
Google will launch Googlebook models in the fall of 2026
Google, Googlebook introduced its platform in May and the first computers in the fall of 2026 announced that it would be on sale. The company also announced that Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo brands are among the initial manufacturers. Additionally, Google plans to combine the different strengths of Android and ChromeOS on Googlebook computers. The company defines these products as a separate computer category from Chromebook models. So the Googlebook name doesn’t mean existing Chromebook computers will just go on sale with a different name.
On the software side Gemini IntelligenceMagic Pointer and Create My Widget are among the key features announced for Googlebook. In addition, the Cast My Apps feature helps open applications on the Android phone from the Googlebook screen. Quick Access, on the other hand, provides access to files on the phone via a laptop. Google thus turns the connection between phone and computer into a direct part of the Googlebook experience. The companies have not yet shared detailed product information about how all of these features will work in the Dell model.
Information that emerged before the Dell leak showed that at least eight different computers were in development in the first batch of Googlebooks. These models include options with Intel, Qualcomm and MediaTek processors. Therefore Snapdragon The Dell model using it does not represent the only processor option in the Googlebook family. Information previously reported by Android Authority showed that Google had prepared more than one Googlebook with different manufacturers and processor platforms. Dell’s computer codenamed Mica stands out as one of the models linked to the XPS name among the information revealed.
The name XPS represents the product family that Dell has been using in its premium laptops for a long time. Therefore the DX13267 model is really Dell XPS 13 Googlebook Going on sale under the name could move Googlebook into the same product class as premium Windows computers and Mac models. Android Authority also evaluates the leak in connection with the current XPS family. However, since Dell has not announced the commercial product name, the name XPS 13 is based on leaks for now. Dell has not yet made an official announcement regarding the exact price, sales date and different memory options.
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