Dell may have spilled the beans on its first XPS Googlebook

As we head toward the expected October 5 Googlebook launch, we’re steadily getting more leaks and rumors about the first wave of devices. Early last month, a Geekbench listing suggested Dell’s Googlebook might arrive under the company’s famed “XPS” name. Now, we’re getting more evidence that Dell could indeed launch its Googlebook laptops under the XPS brand.

Leaker Evan Blass has shared an image of a Dell product carbon footprint disclosure document in a post on X. We were able to find the document on Dell’s website. The document clearly names the product as the “XPS Googlebook DX13267.” That model number matches the one spotted in the Geekbench listing. Blass adds that the laptop is internally codenamed “Mica.”

Though the document doesn’t reveal many specs, it does mention a few details. The Dell XPS Googlebook will feature a 13.4-inch display and weigh 1.1kg, per the document. It also notes that Dell expects a four-year product lifecycle.

The Dell XPS Googlebook DX13267 is expected to pack a Snapdragon X Elite chipset with 16GB or 32GB of RAM. It could also feature Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth support, along with dual USB-C ports.

The first Googlebook laptops from Google’s partner companies — ASUS, Lenovo, Dell, HP, and Acer — are expected to be announced at an event in New York City on October 5, and we should get more details in the coming weeks.