New render images have leaked for the upcoming "Lenovo Googlebook Duet m (13″, 11) / Model: 13M9611."
Shared by prominent leaker Evan Blass, these renders reveal that, much like previously leaked images, the device comes equipped with a detachable keyboard, a kickstand cover, and a stylus pen. A "Glow Bar" is also visible near the rear camera module.
Lenovo Googlebook Duet Keyboard May Feature Built-in Battery
While the core details align with prior leaks, the higher resolution of these new images uncovers a physical switch on the right side of the keyboard.
The switch appears to feature three positions: the position closest to the user is labeled "off," while the top position shows what looks like a power or Bluetooth icon.
Earlier development details hinted that the keyboard unit might contain an integrated battery. The presence of this physical toggle switch strongly suggests the keyboard includes its own battery, allowing it to function wirelessly as a standalone unit detached from the tablet.
If so, the switch logic could work as follows: "off" for direct physical connection, middle for Bluetooth wireless connection, and sliding and holding it toward the top for a few seconds to trigger Bluetooth pairing mode.
Known Specifications and the Adoption of Dimensity CX Chip
Based on leak reports, Lenovo official listings, and database filings from certification authorities (such as Bluetooth SIG and FCC), the key specifications and features of the Lenovo Googlebook Duet m include:
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13-inch OLED display
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MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910 (Dimensity CX C10 Max)
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16GB LPDDR5X RAM
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UFS 4.0 storage
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2 × USB-C ports
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USI stylus pen (Lenovo Pen Pro for Googlebook) support
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Wi-Fi 7 support
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Fingerprint sensor
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Rear and front cameras
Regarding the CPU, because early developments originated from a reference board named "Tanjiro" powered by the Kompanio Ultra 910, it was widely expected to feature that processor. However, MediaTek recently announced the Dimensity CX C10 Max for Googlebooks, which shares nearly identical specs with the Kompanio Ultra 910.
Furthermore, back in June, MediaTek announced that its Googlebook chips would transition to the Dimensity CX branding rather than Kompanio. Along with that announcement, it was confirmed that Lenovo’s Googlebook would be the first to feature the new silicon, making the Lenovo Googlebook Duet m the likely debut device for the Dimensity CX series.
This chip transition and release schedule realignment likely explain why the Lenovo CGooglebook Duet m was absent from the initial wave of Googlebook pre-orders launched on September 21, despite development progress matching other models.
Release Date Remains Unknown
The Lenovo Googlebook Duet m has already appeared on the official website under the listing "Aluminium Premium - Lenovo Duet 13M9611" complete with render imagery, indicating that hardware launch preparations are complete.
However, an official announcement has yet to be made, and the exact release date remains unknown. Given that initial wave pre-orders are underway and set for retail availability starting October 4, an announcement in between is unlikely. The official reveal and launch are expected to take place between post-October 4 and the end of the year.
For detailed specifications compiled so far, please visit "Lenovo Googlebook Duet m (13", 11) Specs & Product Info."