Google Unveils Pixel Tablet: 10.2-Inch Nvidia Tegra Chip, 3GB RAM, & Dock for Smart Home Control

Google has released the Pixel Tablet, which is a 10.2-inch tablet with an Nvidia Tegra chip, 3GB of RAM, and 32GB or 64GB of storage.

The tablet has an 11-inch screen and is priced at £599.

The tablet is designed to be used with a dock, which transforms the device into a smart home display and allows users to control their lights, play music, view weather and time, and access Google's "Hey Google" voice assistant.

The tablet is only available with the dock and does not have a USB-C port.

Google has a history of discontinuing products, including the Pixel Slate, which was a tablet-Chromebook hybrid that was discontinued after two years.

The article is about Google's new folding phone, which is expensive but cheaper than Apple's new headset.

The article also mentions that Google is trying to enter the smart home market with its new product, and its success will be determined in the next two years.

The dock for the tablet works well and has good speakers for playing music, radio, and podcasts.