No devices to buy yet but Google's new Googlebook category gives us a clear look at where AI-first computing is heading, and it is genuinely exciting. What Google just introduced is what the company calls a new form factor in personal computing. The Googlebook is not a device that people can purchase right now. Prices, technical specifications, and concrete release dates have yet to be announced. What Google revealed is sufficient for anyone to get an idea of what it plans on

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