Google’s rumored 2-in-1 Pixelbook, codenamed ‘Nocturne,’ may have been spotted in leaked renders.

The images show off the tablet and keyboard in metallic blue, and clue us in to some of its potential features.

The Nocturne is one of two upcoming Pixelbooks we’ve heard about, the other being a 4K device codenamed ‘Atlas.’

Images of Google’s rumored 2-in-1 Chrome OS tablet and keyboard may have leaked online ahead of its anticipated October 9 launch. AboutChromebooks published the render yesterday, giving us a potential first glimpse of Google’s first tablet product since the HTC-manufactured Nexus 9 (which ran Android) in 2014.

The hybrid, apparently codenamed ‘Nocturne,’ includes what looks like a metallic blue finish and a single USB Type-C port on the left side (apparently there will be another Type-C port on the other side). The tablet itself looks fairly standard — no fancy bezel-less design or suchlike — and the keyboard seems similarly straightforward.

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As well as the image above, AboutChromebooks got a top-down look at the device, which apparently features a dual power button and fingerprint sensor, seen at the top left of the unit.

Other speculated Nocturne features include an 8th-gen Intel processor, SD card slot, and acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) — something which should reduce background noises when the tablet receives audio, like when you’re on a voice or video call. It’s expected that the 2-in-1 Pixelbook will work with other keyboards too.

The Nocturne is believed to be just one potentially upcoming Pixelbook 2 device, the other being the 4K display-wielding “Atlas.” You can read our previous coverage of these Pixelbook 2 devices at the link.

Overall, it doesn’t look like a particularly attention-grabbing piece of hardware — though Google’s hardware rarely is. It’s usually in their operation that the Mountain View company’s products shine. We’ve no idea how much the Pixelbook 2-in-1 will cost, either, but the regular Pixelbook started at $999.

This all remains in rumor territory for now, but one Google announcement we’re quite certain is on the horizon is a new line of Pixel smartphones. For more on those, check out our Google Pixel 3 rumor hub.