Lenovo's upcoming Googlebook "Ruby", previously identified by the model number "Lenovo GB 15IPH12", has officially been confirmed as the "Lenovo Googlebook i (15", 12)". This information was revealed in a Bluetooth SIG certification listing, confirming the product name that was predicted based on Lenovo's other Googlebook leaks and previous Chromebook naming conventions.
Official Link Between Product Name and Model Number
In the latest Bluetooth SIG database listing, the product name "Lenovo Googlebook i (15", 12)" is directly mapped to the model number "Lenovo GB 15IPH12".
The model number "GB 15IPH12" had previously surfaced in the TCO Certified product database and Geekbench. It was also spotted on Lenovo's official website as "Aluminium Premium - Lenovo 15IPH12". While this aligned with development details pointing to "Ruby", the Bluetooth SIG listing now solidifies the official retail name.
This naming scheme mirrors that of the upcoming "Lenovo Googlebook Duet m (13", 11)" product name. While the "m" in "Duet m" indicates a MediaTek processor, the "i" in this new model denotes an Intel processor. The numbers in parentheses signify a 15-inch class display and a 12th-generation design.
Release Coming Soon?
With the Bluetooth SIG certification in place, the official announcement of the "Lenovo Googlebook i (15", 12)" appears imminent. Furthermore, leaked renders from August revealed a 15.3-inch model lacking a numeric keypad.
Lenovo is expected to launch two models in its initial wave in Fall 2026: the "Lenovo Googlebook i (15", 12)" and the "Lenovo Googlebook Duet m (13”, 11)". Google is scheduled to host a media preview event on September 15, though no public announcement is anticipated at that time.