This brand-new Googlebook chip is basically an old flagship smartphone processor

The chip will power an upcoming Googlebook, but there’s no word on availability. This brand-new Googlebook chip is basically an old flagship smartphone processor. MediaTek’s first Googlebook chip looks very familiar.

Computing This brand-new Googlebook chip is basically an old flagship smartphone processor The chip will power an upcoming Googlebook, but there’s no word on availability. The chipset appears to be nearly identical to its previously released Kompanio Ultra chip for Chromebooks. The company says that this chipset will power an upcoming “premium” Googlebook.

Googlebooks are finally here, and we’ve got devices powered by both Intel and Qualcomm processors. There’s no MediaTek-powered laptop at launch, though, but the company has now revealed its first chipset for Googlebooks. MediaTek announced the Dimensity CX C10 Max yesterday (September 21), and the company promises that this chipset will deliver “all-day” battery life and support Gemini Intelligence.

A cursory glance at the spec sheet suggests we’re looking at a variant of the previously released Kompanio Ultra chipset for Chromebooks.