Google Could Launch 2nd-Gen Pixelbook This Year Along With Pixel 3

Google's software has been the hot topic for the past month or so, with Android P getting beta updates, and when it comes to hardware a lot of the talk has been about the Pixel 3's notch and the Pixel smartwatch. Just it's not just the side by side-gen Pixel iii and the Pixel 3 Twoscore that the company is working on.

Evan Blass claims Google is preparing to launch the second generation of the Pixelbook this fall, along with the new phones and smartwatches.

Add to this autumn hardware lineup a 2nd-generation Pixelbook, with smaller bezels, scheduled to ship before the terminate of the year.

— Ev (@evleaks) July 22, 2018

The first-gen Google Pixelbook is arguably the all-time Chrome OS device out there and offers exceptionally fast performance, an amazing keyboard, and has a unique and sturdy build. That existence said, it does come up with some flaws, one being bezels, which do make the device look a bit dated, considering it is 2018.

Blass suggests Google is improving things in this regard with smaller bezels. With Chrome OS increasingly emphasizing Android apps and tablet mode, this is a movement that certainly makes sense.

Google Pixelbook

As per Blass, the new second-generation Pixelbook would launch at Google's almanac hardware event and showtime shipping before the year ends.

While it'south mere speculation at this point, it'south a very likely possibility given the converging roadmaps of Android and Chrome Os with Fuchsia OS. Secondly, the first-gen Pixelbook was widely appreciated by critics and those who bought information technology, despite it being expensive, which was its biggest flaw. It remains to be seen whether Google will reduce the cost this fourth dimension effectually for a wider appeal.