According to a report by Dutch-language tech site, Tweakers, Google is planning to start selling the Pixel C Android tablet from December 8th on the Play Store. The site claims that it will be offering both the 32GB and 64GB variants of Pixel C in the Netherlands on that date, suggesting we'll see a global launch next week too. If true, it'd be highly unlikely that Google would release a product in the Netherlands before major markets like the US, UK, Germany and France.
While we can't vouch for the site's information, it certainly fits in with Google's plans to launch it by the end of the year. Pricing will purportedly be €499 and €599 respectively for the 32GB and 64GB models, while the keyboard will allegedly cost €169 in Europe. In the US, prices will be $499, $599 and $149 for the two tablets and keyboard.
The Pixel C is Google's first attempt at making its own tablet hardware and, in many ways, replaces the Nexus tablet range. While we may yet see another Nexus tablet, Google has seen a need to make its own powerful, pure Android tablet with a detachable keyboard to compete with the likes of Apple and Microsoft. Google's all-metal Pixel C features a 10.2-inch screen boasting a resolution of 2560x1800 pixels and a quad-core processor made by NVIDIA. There's also 3GB RAM, full USB Type-C support and it runs Android Marshmallow.
The keyboard has its own built-in battery and connects to the tablet via Bluetooth, and will come in two different finishes: Leather and Aluminum.
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