Google Pixel Tablet could be one of the innovations of Google I/O 2023, a conference on Wednesday (10). Surprisingly, the search giant’s tablet was mistakenly listed by Amazon Japan, and many details have already surfaced.
Verifying old leaks the device must have a dedicated dock with a speaker. Besides being a charging source, the base magnetically attaches to the tablet, turning it into a smart home hub with Google Assistant.
Alleged Google Pixel Tablet features
page on Amazon Japan, Pixel Tablet will use the chip Google Tensor G2Same as Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro phones. So the device will have 8GB RAM and 128GB or 256GB internal space options.
Offering a wide working area, The device adopts a 10.95 inch LCD screen With a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and a maximum brightness of 500 nits. Without specifying whether it will be in the box, Model supports USI 2.0 stylus.
The Google Pixel Tablet will have a rear camera and a front camera, both for 8 MP selfies. On the connectivity side, the device offers Wi-Fi 6E Dual Band, Bluetooth 5.2, Ultrawide-band and USB-C 3.1 Gen 1 port.
Again, among the extra features, the tablet has a sound-isolating four-speaker and three-microphone sound system. The total battery capacity of the device was not disclosed, although about 12 hours of autonomy was indicated.
Estimated price of Pixel Tablet
Images from Amazon Japan show that the Google Pixel Tablet will come in two color options: Porcelain (white) and Olive Green (green). Visually, the difference is that the first variant has a white frame around the screen and the other a black bezel.
as a leak Big Tech’s new device will cost 80,000 yen (approximately BRL 2,900 in current direct conversion, excluding taxes). Also, a Reddit user claims that the product will be available in Japan from June 20.
In any case, this information should only be confirmed at Google I/O. As mentioned, the conference on Gigante das Buscas’ new products is scheduled to be broadcast live on May 10 from 14:00 (Brazil time).
Source: Tec Mundo
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