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A review of the new Googlebooks concludes that while the Android-powered laptops offer premium hardware, the software experience still feels more like using a large phone than a traditional computer.
The devices are designed to pick up where web-focused ChromeOS left off, providing native support for Android apps on larger screens.
Google has attempted to adapt its mobile operating system to bigger machines for years, following previous efforts with tablets, Chromebooks, and foldables.
Those earlier attempts resulted in little change to how users interact with Android software.
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