One of the brand-new products of Google is its company-built tablet. The Pixel C was unveiled during the Google event last week in San Francisco, alongside other new products. It features NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor, which aims to boost the productivity of the user.
The letter C in the Pixel C means convertible. The tablet comes with a 10.2-inch screen and a removable keyboard, which is magnetically attached to the device. This will also provide the function of a stand.
According to Sundar Pichai, the Chief Executive Officer of Google, the search engine giant is hoping to bolster the next generation of computing. This newest invention might combat Apple's iPad Pro and it offers the users new ways to work and at the same time play.
Furthermore, the Google Pixel C supports USB-Type C port, same with the Chromebook Pixel. It includes Bluetooth 4.1 and a standard set of WiFi. This innovative tablet also runs on the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow and it houses an eight-core NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor that comes with 3GB of memory.
The NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor was chosen by Google to power its Android-running tablet. It is the same processor that runs the 8-inch Android Shield Tablet, which is the best Android gaming device. Additionally, the superior integrated GPU of Tegra X1-powered Pixel C provides it a bigger total addressable market than that of Apple's iPad Pro.
This newest Google tablet is set to be available this holiday season, though there was not an exact launch date given by the company yet. It is priced at $499 for the 16GB variant and for the 32GB one it costs $599. Also, the keyboard costs $149.
Nonetheless, the search engine giant anticipates increasing its sales this festive season through the Pixel C, which is not far from the impossible. This tablet will absolutely win the hearts of the Google loyalists.
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