Emerging details indicate that Acer's upcoming Intel Panther Lake-powered Googlebook, previously codenamed "Moonstone," will officially launch as the "Acer Googlebook 14 GP714-91N."
This information surfaced via the Bluetooth SIG certification database, which lists four distinct model numbers (GP714-91N50A0, -91N58Y2, -91N596Q, and -91N70CH) under the Acer Googlebook 14 GP714-91N moniker.
Moonstone was widely anticipated to be a 14-inch device. Given that out of several candidate devices, only this model directly aligns with those expectations, it is virtually certain that the "GP714" is indeed the Moonstone hardware.
Retailer Listings Reveal Key Specifications
Based on the "Acer Googlebook GP714" naming convention, further investigation has uncovered several retailer listings that explicitly detail the following specifications:
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14-inch OLED, 2.8K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate
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Intel Core Ultra 5 325
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16GB LPDDR5X RAM
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256GB SSD
While previously spotted benchmark data pointed to configurations featuring a Core Ultra 7 with 32GB of RAM alongside the Core Ultra 5 with 16GB of RAM, this newly revealed spec sheet appears to represent the entry-level tier for the lineup.
In terms of pricing, the tentative figure displayed by retailers hovers around €1,150.
Since Chromebook pricing in Europe often maps closely 1:1 with USD pricing, it’s highly probable the device will retail for approximately $1,150 in the US. For context, the Acer Chromebook Plus 714 CBE794 (14-inch, WUXGA, 120Hz, Core Ultra 7 155U, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) currently sells for roughly $1,200 on Amazon US, placing the GP714 in a comparable price bracket.
While this represents a premium over standard Chromebooks, the price point aligns closely with high-end enterprise models and top-tier Chromebook Plus configurations.
Potential November 8 Launch Date
Google has already teased a fall 2026 release for the Googlebook, and certain retailers have listed November 8, 2026, as the specific launch date for the Acer Googlebook 14.
Considering that the Chromebook Plus line was officially announced in October 2023 and hit the shelves just days later, we could see a similar rapid rollout where the Googlebook is unveiled in November and immediately becomes available for purchase.
Regardless of the exact timeline, it is now abundantly clear that Acer, alongside Lenovo, is actively gearing up for the initial wave of Googlebook releases.