Google may be working on a Pixel Tablet Pro

Google already confirmed at Google I/O in May this year that they are currently working on a Pixel tablet. Since then it’s been rather quiet around the device. Now new rumors have surfaced, according to which the manufacturer is also planning a Pixel Tablet Pro.

Plans for next year Google Publication of Pixel tablet, which was announced at Google I/O in May. Little is currently known about the device, as the manufacturer has been reluctant to provide any details so far. Only the design and rough release period are known. At least the design could indicate that market position delivers, as the single camera and relatively thick display bezels indicate a mid-range device.

The camera sensor is from the Pixel 3

In addition, current rumors speculate that the tablet No 4K video can record Features like Google’s audio zoom or slow-motion recording are said to be missing The built-in camera sensor will likely be an eight-megapixel sharp one Sony IMX355 act, which is known from Google Pixel 3 (XL) (test). Here, however, the sensor acts not as a main camera but as a front. In general, Google seems to be positioning the Pixel tablet more as a smart home control center.

However, it can’t just be with this model, as a Pro model has been spotted in the latest Android 13 beta code. so can 9to5Google code name “TangoorPro” As for the identified category: The Pixel tablet is listed as “Tangor”. Accordingly, the “TangerPro” could be a potentially more expensive device. The entry indicates that Pro-model A different camera will depend on the sensor. No details are known at this time. It is unknown if and when the Pixel Tablet Pro will be presented. It is speculated that such a device could compete with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. The next launch event on October 6 will mainly focus on the Google Pixel 7 (Pro).

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Arian Krasniki … part of the team since 2021 and mainly works on hardware components and other technological innovations. Current games on PC and consoles are also part of his passion. In addition to his work, Ariane studies environmental engineering at RWTH Aachen University.

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