Leaked listing reveals rumoured Google Pixel Tablet

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Google’s Pixel Tablet is expected to debut at Google I/O this May 10, but its features may have already been revealed by a deleted Amazon Japan listing. The 11-inch Android tablet will reportedly have Google’s Tensor G2 chip, 8GB of RAM, up to 256GB of storage, and an LCD with USI 2.0 stylus support, 2,560 x 1,600 resolution, and 500 nits of brightness. 

It will also supposedly have two eight-megapixel cameras, quad speakers, three microphones, a USB-C port, and Wi-Fi 6 support. The tablet will come with a wireless dock that doubles as a speaker and a smart display. And it is expected to be available in four colours. The price is estimated to be around USD 600 - USD 700 (approx. CAD 816 - CAD 952), depending on the region and storage capacity.

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New leak shows off Google Pixel Tablet Stand

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We know that the Google Pixel Tablet is coming, and unsurprisingly, we're seeing new information leak online. The latest one revolves around its charging dock. Leaker SnoopyTech shared a look at what they are calling the Google Pixel Tablet Stand. Google has shared this on limited promotional material, but here's a more detailed look.

It comes in light grey, which Google will probably call Chalk. It looks like it's wrapped in a similar fabric as the Nest Hub devices. We're expecting the stand to work both as a charger and an external speaker for the tablet. You can see the charging positioned, which should align with the connectors on the tablet. And as suggested in previous rumours, it gets a standard barrel plug, which could disappoint USB-C fans. There's also a debossed G on the bottom surface of the stand and what looks like a single hardware button. With more leaks showing up surrounding the device, we're hoping Google plans to fully unveil the tablet at its I/O conference happening on May 10.

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