Google's first in-house tablet in nearly four years technically went official a few months ago... with little to no concrete information on specifications, pricing, or availability.All we know (for sure) is, well, exactly how the Pixel Tablet is supposed to look and a vague (not to mention distant) 2023 commercial ETA. Even the screen size is kept firmly under wraps (although its clearly on the large side based on the product images made public in May), with processing power details, battery capacity, or memory counts looking extremely unlikely to gain confirmation anytime soon. there is a very good chance the Pixel Tablet will indeed lack everything from GPS functionality to proximity and barometer sensors, as well as sensor processing support, as tipped today.That essentially means this won't actually be a tablet in the conventional sense, and with the absence of a modem also making cellular connectivity impossible, it looks like you will only really be able to use this thing connected to your at-home Wi-Fi network.Just in case it wasn't abundantly clear already, this is a very different product from the 2018-released Pixel Slate, which started at 4 gigs of memory but went all the way up to 16 gigs of the good stuff... at a fittingly high price.
Google is definitely going after a more budget-conscious and, yes, wider audience with humbler demands, trying to conquer the home entertainment space from a slightly different angle than Amazon. But the Pixel Tablet is essentially guaranteed not to be a pushover from a raw power standpoint, with a first-gen Tensor processor under its hood.

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