The official name for HP’s highly anticipated Googlebook, codenamed "Quartz," has seemingly been revealed. The moniker "HP Googlebook 14c" was recently spotted listed on HP's official website.
While previous benchmark leaks referred to the device simply as the "HP Googlebook 14," this new discovery strongly suggests that the final retail name will include the "c" designation, officially making it the HP Googlebook 14c.
The name appeared on an HP official store page offering a 3-year warranty (pickup and return with accidental damage protection). Notably, the listing also confirmed two specific model numbers for the upcoming device:
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HP Googlebook 14c-cf0010ca E0VP5UA
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HP Googlebook 14c-cf0000ca DY1F6UA
This model numbering convention closely follows the naming scheme previously used for HP Chromebooks. Based on this logic, it is highly likely that the "cf0000" represents the base model, while the "cf0010" serves as the higher-end configuration.
The Googlebook "Quartz" has already made an appearance on Geekbench, sporting a powerful Snapdragon X Elite X1E-80-100 chipset paired with 32GB of RAM. Given that the device is expected to be exclusively powered by the X Elite platform, the distinction between these two newly discovered models likely comes down to variations in RAM or storage capacity rather than the processor.
Although full technical specifications are not yet available on the official site, it is clear that preparations are steadily advancing for a fall 2026 launch. With this latest leak, it is now all but certain that "Quartz"—officially the HP Googlebook 14c—will be part of the initial wave of Googlebook releases.