Google Pixel Tablet Release Date:- As of 2022, Google has entered the smartwatch world with the Pixel Watch, which was designed to compete with the two biggest players on the market at the time, Apple’s Watch Series 8 and Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 5. It is also expected that in 2023, Google will try to compete with Apple and Samsung with another device called the Pixel Tablet. The release date, price, and features of the Google Pixel Tablet have been released.
As part of last year’s Made by Google event, the tech giant revealed quite a bit of information regarding its upcoming tablet, including the fact that it will be released at some point in 2023. Because it is already the year 2023, it is only natural to ask ourselves: when exactly will Google release its Pixel tablet? Can you tell me what the specs of this device are? Are there any exciting new features that will be included in this tablet?
We will try to answer the questions above as well as a few others in this article. Moreover, we expect more information about the upcoming Pixel tablet to emerge in the coming months, so we will update this article as soon as we find out anything new about it.
Pixel Tablet features and software
With the Pixel Tablet, Google claims to be the best way for Android to be experienced on a large screen, as it will run on Android. It was also revealed during the Made by Google 2022 event that Google had partnered with app developers to provide applications running on the Pixel Tablet with the ability to take advantage of large-screen features such as split-screen and stylus support.
The problem is that it seems that Google intends for you to have this experience mainly at home. It is said that the Pixel Tablet won’t have GPS, proximity sensors, a modem, or a barometer, according to rumors that have been circulating. In this case, many of the features of the device will not be able to be used unless you keep it connected to a Wi-Fi network at all times.
As one of the functions of the Pixel Tablet is also to act as the display for the Nest smart speaker, you will also be able to use Google Home and Google Assistant to control your smart appliances when using the Pixel Tablet.
According to Google, the Pixel Tablet will be powered by the Tensor G2 chipset, which is the company’s latest AI-driven chip. In other words, this is the same silicon that powers the all-new Pixel 7 lineup of smartphones. It is safe to say that the Pixel Tablet isn’t going to be a mobile powerhouse like the Galaxy Tab S8, but it isn’t going to be a slouch either.
Currently, there is no reliable information about the possible RAM capacity of the Pixel Tablet as of right now. There was a previous rumor that the tablet would come with 4GB of RAM, but that same report also claimed that it would be powered by the first-generation Tensor chip, which we now know is not true, so the RAM info should also be taken with some skepticism as well.
Google Pixel Tablet Release Date
As of now, Google has confirmed that the Pixel Tablet will be released in 2023, but it did not give an exact date for when it will be released. Considering that Google has been talking about its upcoming tablet since Google I/O 2022, it is likely that the device won’t be released in October when it holds its hardware event for the year. As with the Pixel 6a that was released last year, our best guess is that Google will release its Pixel Tablet during its developer conference in May, as it did with its Pixel 6 last year. It is most likely that the device will be on the shelves a few weeks after the conference has ended.
Google Pixel Tablet price
There have been no official announcements or rumors regarding the price of the Pixel Tablet as of yet, so we are only able to make the best guess as to how much the device might cost. Since Apple’s iPad (10th gen) starts at $449 and Samsung’s Tab S8 starts at $699.99, we expect the Pixel Tablet to be priced somewhere between the two devices or slightly below $449 if Google decides to undercut Apple’s iPad the future.
It is important to note that the device listed on Marketplace may not have anything to do with Google’s Pixel Tablet at all. Even if the listed tablet is indeed a prototype of Google’s upcoming device, this does not mean that the Pixel Tablet will also have a price tag of $400, even if it is indeed a prototype.
A rumor is circulating that Google might be planning to release a Pro version of the Pixel Tablet as well. There was a line of code in the Google Camera Go app that referenced a device code-named Pixel TangorPro that was discovered by developer Kuba Wojciechowski (@Za Raczke) in December. Pixel Tangor is the codename of the regular version of the Pixel Tablet.
If Google is indeed working on such a device, it is likely to be designed to be as powerful as Samsung’s and Apple’s most powerful tablets. We expect that the Pixel Tablet Pro will have a similar price point as both the 12.9-inch 2022 iPad Pro and the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, both of which have a starting price of $1,099.
There is also the possibility that Google could position its Pro tablet between the 11-inch iPad Pro 2022 and the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus. If Google decides to undercut both of its rivals with its Pixel Pro Tablet, we can expect a starting price of under $799 – if the tech giant chooses to position its Pro tablet between its competitors as it did with its Pixel Watch – or a price between $799 and $899 – if the tech giant chooses to position its Pro tablet between its rivals.
Google Pixel Tablet camera
It has been reported that the Pixel Tablet will be equipped with two 8-megapixel Sony IMX355 cameras: one for the rear camera and another for the selfie camera. As a result, the Pixel Tablet will not be able to record 4K video. It is interesting to note that the Pixel 6 uses the same Sony IMX355 camera as the selfie shooter on the back. If the rumors are true, you can expect the Pixel tablet to take decent photos.
Google Pixel Tablet storage
As per the rumors, the Pixel Tablet will be available in storage configurations of 128GB and 256GB, depending on the model. There is also a possibility that the tablet will not have a microSD card slot, which would be a disappointment. The Pixel Tablet will not have a microSD card slot, as Google doesn’t put one in its phones, so don’t expect it to have one in its tablets as well.
Google Pixel Tablet design
There has always been a sleek appearance to Google’s mobile devices, and the Pixel Tablet does not seem to be an exception to that rule. It is said that the device will feature rounded corners and that it will be made out of recycled aluminum with a nano-ceramic coating applied on top, which will give the user the feeling of touching porcelain when they hold it in their hands. Doesn’t that sound fancy to you?
According to Google’s official images, we can also see that the tablet will have a minimalistic design, thick bezels, and a small camera incorporated into one of those bezels. The device will also feature a small rear-facing camera, Google’s logo, and a set of pogo pins on the back of the device. In addition to this, it appears that the tablet will also have a power button and a volume rocker on one of its sides. In addition to this, we also see from the images that the Pixel Tablet will be offered in at least two colors: Chalk (white) and Hazel (a darker, muted shade of green).
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Google Pixel Tablet display
In a rumor that has been going around for a while, it seems like Google’s Pixel Tablet may come with an 11-inch screen (or, to be precise, a 10.95-inch screen). As of right now, we do not know things like the resolution, the type of display, the refresh rate, and the brightness of the device.
Google Pixel Tablet battery
In this case, we don’t know what the battery specs of Google’s upcoming tablet will be at this point. It is worth noting, however, that in one of the pictures of the pre-release Google Pixel Tablet, we can see that the estimated battery life is 15 hours and 54 minutes at a 70% usage rate. The estimated battery life, of course, does not mean that the device will be able to last that long, but it does show that Google’s upcoming gadget could have a good or at least quite decent battery life compared to its competitors.
Furthermore, let’s not forget that you will be able to use the tablet while it is docked on the docking station, and only remove it when you want to watch some Netflix binge-watching while lying on the couch and watching some Netflix on the tablet. If you do this, the tablet will always be fully charged and ready to be used whenever you need it to be.
