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Google Pixel Tablet Leaked Render Suggests Design, Thick Bezels Ahead of Launch

Google Pixel Tablet might debut during the Google I/O event coming week alongside the Pixel Fold and Pixel 7a and we’re now getting further details on its design. Most lately, a known bookmaker has participated an contended image of Google Pixel Tablet. The new render leak shows off the tablet in a new shade with white bezels and rounded corners. The Google Pixel Tablet was teased during the Pixel 7 series launch last time, but the company has remained tight-lipped about its specifications. It’s anticipated to come with a Tensor G2 chipset and could be offered in 128 GB and 256 GB storehouse options.

Tipster Evan Blass (@evleaks) has participated an contended image of the Pixel Tablet on Twitter. The image suggests a light pink shade for the tablet. The display of the tablet appears to have slightly thick white bezels with rounded corners. The frontal camera is seen placed on the right bezel of the tablet when held vertically. A USB Type- C port and two cutouts for the speaker tulle are also seen on its edge.

Last week, Blass showed off the home screen of the Pixel Tablet suggesting the stoner interface and wallpapers. As per a recent leak, the Pixel Tablet will be priced between EUR 600- EUR 650 (Roughly Rs.54,000- 58,000). It’s said to come in 128 GB and 256 GB storehouse options and could be offered in haze and demitasse tones.

The Google Pixel Tablet is anticipated to run on Android 13 and feature a 10.95-inch display with Google’s USI 2.0 stylus support. It could run on Google’s Tensor G2 SoC.

It’s said to boat with 8 GB of RAM and could offer Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Google is rumoured to rush a Charging Speaker wharf with the Pixel Tablet. It’s likely to pack an 8- megapixel Sony IMX355 detector at the front and reverse. It’s said to support 18W charging as well.

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