The Pen has a clear “Designed by Google” logo on its flat edge, along with the address of Google’s Mountain View campus. It also sports the code “GM0KF,” which — drumroll, please… — is the exact same ...

The Google Pixel Tablet has a vibrant, 11-inch display and 128GB of storage. It runs using the Google Tensor G2 processor and Google’s own Android 13 operating system.

The Pixel Tablet is the first Android tablet powered by Google's Tensor G2 chip, with specific support for machine learning functionality, like the on board camera that can follow a user's ...

The Google Pixel Tablet is available from Google for $499 with 128GB of storage or $599 with 256GB of storage. It comes in three colors, and includes the charging dock.

Sitting on its dock, the Pixel Tablet is comparable in size to the Google Nest Hub Max, because while its 10.95-inch screen is an inch larger than the Max, the Pixel Tablet also features smaller ...

Google has the potential to make 2024 an incredible year for Pixel devices, but if it wants to keep that momentum going, I’m not sure the Pixel Tablet should be a part of it.

Chances are Google has a lot of excess Pixel Tablets it needs to get rid of, and with this move, the company could repackage the tablet, promote it as something new, and sell it at a lower price.

The Pixel Tablet was announced one year ago at Google I/O 2022, then a second time at the Pixel 7's launch event, and now it's back on stage for a third time at Google I/O 2023.

Considering the next plausible launch event for the Pixel Tablet would be Google I/O (typically held in May), it’s likely the tablet will also launch with Android 13 QPR2 out of the box.

What Google created with the Pixel Tablet seems more like a placeholder than anything, and for a device whose entire identity revolves around that dual-purpose proposal, it’s definitely a letdown.