Dell XPS Googlebook launches with Snapdragon chip on Sept 21
Dell will release its first XPS Googlebook equipped with Google’s desktop-adapted operating system on September 21, 2026. Leak details from sustainability compliance documentation published by Evan Blass confirm the physical dimensions and component choices of the upcoming portable computer. The release introduces mobile software directly into the company’s premium computer family.
Sustainability filings reveal internal hardware adjustments
The leaked compliance paperwork catalogues the computer under identifier DX13267, modifying the baseline XPS 13 indexed under DX13260 where the ending digit seven signifies an architecture departure from the zero assigned to Intel hardware and the one designated for AMD. Evan Blass published the technical diagram.
- Snapdragon X Elite X1E-80-100 first-generation processor
- 16 GB of onboard memory
- Android 17 base framework
- 13.4-inch display format
Early evaluation records indexed on the Geekbench platform verified this hardware configuration alongside an interface adapted for computer displays. The software relies on core phone code. The chassis weighs 1.1 kg. Dell keeps additional engineering specifications confidential.
Hardware partners prepare joint retail launch window
Advance orders for the computer line open on September 21, 2026, marking the planned date for initial physical demonstrations. Partner brands Acer, ASUS, HP, and Lenovo will showcase their corresponding devices during the same commercial introduction.
