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The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 provides you with a high-quality display that can really enhance your user experience while watching YouTube, Netflix and movies. Despite its lightweight design that seems to favor portability, Lenovo has not cut any corners in equipping this tablet with top-quality hardware.

There are lots of features packed into this tiny little tablet that has earned the top spot in our ranking. Chrome OS is quite mature these days and the Pixelbook is easily one of the best computers I’ve used.If you’re looking for a solid chrome OS tablet that provides you with great quality for your money, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 is not something you’ll wish to miss out on. Then again, maybe Google is branching out from the white exterior of the original Pixelbook with its next-gen line-up.Įither way, I’m pretty excited for new Google-made Chrome OS devices. I only bring that up because the Chrome OS version here is old and the general styling of this device doesn’t necessarily remind me of a Pixel device. This could also just be a mock-up based off CAD renders, like we see from other accessory makers who make items for phones. Nocturne is rumored to have a second USB-C port, likely on the opposite side of the one shown here. It also has at least one USB-C port on one side with an elongated speaker grill above it, and multiple microphones. Nocturne is thought to feature a fingerprint reader, which this device is showing on its top left side. This could very well be “Nocturne,” one of the rumored Chrome OS devices (possibly tablet) that we believe to be on the way from Google. Where this gets interesting is in the tablet shown attached to Wallaby. Both have Google Assistant keys, just like the current Pixelbook has, as well as the Chrome OS keyboard layout. Wallaby is a keyboard that you would mount or dock a Chrome OS tablet to, while Goanna appears to be a stand-alone Bluetooth keyboard.

The tablets were spotted by About Chromebooks, who notes that the keyboards shown are Wallaby and Goanna. We aren’t sure if it’s a Pixelbook tablet, a mock-up, or something else, but it certainly is new. Brydge, a keyboard maker that is apparently a big deal in the iPad and Surface circles of the world, might have mistakenly given us our first look at an upcoming Google Chrome OS tablet.