Pixelbook 2 with extremely thin slots in premature ads

Google is expected to unveil two Chromebooks of the next generation Pixelbook series at its October 9th hardware event, but some recently released and prematurely released ads may have already unveiled the design of one of them. . The first of the new ads is attributed to an anonymous player by the source and is in fact a more general Chromebook advertisement. A click on the ad would redirect users to the Chromebook online store on Pixelbook's current home page, which means that the unit was not necessarily an advertisement for the Pixelbook as such, but for Chromebooks. However, the redirection and the image used in the ad are both pointing to a focus on Pixelbook. That said, the ad clearly does not show a current pixel book. Despite color similarities, a 360-degree hinge and a global design, as well as the inclusion of a Google Pixelbook pen Pen, the look is more refined and the screen frames are greatly reduced in the new ad.

Beyond that, each of the commercials shows what appears to be a reduction in the overall thickness, although this may be due to the angle of the photos themselves. The second and third advertisements were published in the Disqus comments section via Facebook user Bob Hopkins, and each of them shows at least one distinct change between generations. These are both for the Google assistant. One shows a Google Home Mini device and a phone that is arguably a Pixel brand smartphone, as well as a Chromebook that looks amazingly similar to the first ad. This same apparent Pixelbook reappears alone, this time, in another ad for Google Assistant. All this seems to indicate that Google is already deliberately or accidentally introducing its new Pixelbook Chrome OS device at the beginning.

In view of the above, two new Pixelbooks are planned for this year's hardware event, apart from the usual variations in internal components. The ads reported show a convertible Chromebook type laptop. Although it may be one of the new Chromebooks, no clear picture has yet been created for the device called Nocturne. These include a Chrome OS tablet with a removable keyboard, among others. The ads do not reveal much more than aesthetics, however, it remains to be seen how accurate they are and what the internal specifications will be in the final version.