Google introduced the Pixel Tablet at last year's Google I/O 2023, and ever since then, we have been hearing all sorts of rumors and news about Google's upcoming tablet. The one thing that stands out about this tablet, however, is the fact that it will be a part of Google's Nest ecosystem, and while that is not a bad thing, a lot of people might want to go elsewhere.
The Pixel Tablet promo video shows how users can actually use the tablet as a smart home device as well as a Nest device if they want
Considering how the Pixel Tablet is going official in less than two hours, we have some news for you--the promo video of Google's upcoming tablet has just leaked, showing us glimpses of information that we already have access to.
https://twitter.com/_snoopytech_/status/1656296558273462274
The promo was leaked by SnoopyTech, who also went ahead and leaked the promos of Pixel 7a, as well as the Pixel Fold. The promo is nothing more than a 17-second video, giving us a glimpse of all the highlights of Google's upcoming device, and honestly, it does look like an exciting device. The video takes us through the wireless charging dock, as well.
The Pixel Tablet will also offer an 11-inch screen, and you will even get the chance to use Google TV app. The video also shows most of the other Google services that people typically use, including Nearby Share, Google Meet, and more.
Overall, the Pixel Tablet looks decent enough, it is supposed to be packed with the Tensor G2 chipset, but based on everything that we have had the chance to look at, the tablet looks like something that is geared more toward smart home users than something that can actually act as a stand-alone tablet. I really hope that the latter is the case because the tablet for Android market is currently not very saturated, and there really needs to be some stiff competition for the rest of the players.
The Google Pixel Tablet will be going official at Google I/O 2023 along with the rest of the Pixel devices. You can tune into the event by heading over here. The event should kick at 10 am PT. Let us know which devices you are most excited about.
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