Googlebooks are here, featuring high-quality OLED displays that promise full P3 coverage and accurate colors. The reality is currently different, however: the Googlebook operating system only uses the small sRGB color space, and color accuracy also leaves something to be desired.
Maybe if they sell them cheap and you can image Linux on there it would be neat, but not sure who would want it otherwise, like the Chromebooks before
Like chromebooks, these are probably aimed primarily at educational institutions
Ding-ding-ding! Windows and MacOS are super easy to centrally manage - even to the extent that a user can perform a full wipe and reinstall from generic installer and the device will still be fully managed - but iOS and GoogleChromeOSBookOS take it to a whole other level. Any IT department worth their salt can take ten thousand ChroogleBooks from shopping basket to fully configured and ready to use without even having to unbox them.