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Googlebooks will get full GeForce Now support 'later this year'
9to5Google • • general
Key Points:
- Nvidia announced that Google’s new Gemini-powered Googlebooks laptops will receive official GeForce Now support before the end of 2023, enhancing gaming capabilities on these devices.
- Googlebooks, launched on September 21 across brands like Acer, Dell, ASUS, HP, and Lenovo, feature 16GB to 32GB RAM, touchscreens, premium materials, and run a unique OS closely tied to Android, but lack discrete graphics cards.
- GeForce Now integration is crucial as it allows Googlebooks to stream games via the cloud, compensating for their limited native gaming hardware, with browser support already available and a dedicated app expected for optimized performance.
- Nvidia also revealed new game titles coming to GeForce Now this week, including Dune: Awakening, LEGO Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight, and CONTROL Resonant, expanding the platform’s gaming library.
