Google couldn’t help it again and again revealed many details about the new Pixel Tablet long before the final unveiling, officially confirming a rumor. A special dock will massively increase the added value of the Pixel Tablet.
Google Pixel Tablet supports “Charging Speaker Dock”
It had been in the rumor mill for a long time, but now Google has simply revealed it itself. During the launch of the Pixel 7 (Pro) and the Pixel Watch, Google has already revealed the most important features of the Pixel Tablet. It will be an approximately 10-inch Android tablet equipped with the Tensor G2 chip, which also does its work in the new Pixel 7 phones. All software features are supported accordingly. But the highlight is the “Charging Speaker Dock”. That will do it Pixel Tablet to a Nest Hub Max and can be operated by voice like a smart speaker with a display:
The pixel tablet is held in the dock with magnets and charged via contacts. As with a smart speaker, everything can be operated by voice and content such as photos can be displayed when the tablet is not in use. Google has found that tablets are used at home most of the time and often just lying around. With the Pixel Tablet and the dock, that’s history, because the tablet becomes a smart speaker with a display and can control many things without having to pick up the tablet.
What the Nest Hub can do, the Pixel Tablet from Google will also be able to do:
Google Pixel Tablet coming in 2023
You can’t buy the Google Pixel Tablet yet. It will only be finally presented in 2023 and can then actually be purchased. For me personally, the Pixel Tablet is an exciting story because I rarely use my tablet, but I often use the Nest Hub with display in the kitchen to watch videos or listen to music while I cook or clean up. But the display is actually too small for me. Google’s 2-in-1 tablet would be a great solution. We can only hope that the tablet will not be too expensive.
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