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Asus Googlebook shows off a big trackpad and plenty of ports in leaked images [Gallery]

Asus Googlebook shows off a big trackpad and plenty of ports in leaked images [Gallery]

Ben Schoon | Sep 18 2026 - 1:25 pm PT 14 Comments

New images of a Googlebook laptop from Asus have surfaced, showing off of selection of ports and a big ol’ trackpad.

We first caught a glimpse at Asus’ Googlebook last month , and now new images offer a closer look at what Asus is bringing to the table. The Mac Observer obtained a batch of images with a few more angles.

Based on side views of the machine, it looks like there are at least two USB-C ports, a couple of USB-A ports, and a headphone jack. The keyboard doesn’t look particularly shallow, there’s a fingerprint sensor, and the trackpad looks pretty huge. There’s also a lightbar on the outside and the display extends pretty closely to each corner.

Other images showcase a dedicated “G” key around where the Start button shows on a Windows machine, or CMD on a MacBook, while there’s also a fan in this particular model.

Google has confirmed that Googlebook pre-orders will open up next week, so more details are not far away.

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