Google Pixel C Rumored To Take Orders From 12/8

The Dutch company Tweakers wrote earlier today that the Google Pixel C will take orders from December 8 in the Netherlands.

Google has yet to announce anything. In fact, they haven’t even disclosed all the specs yet after they briefly announced the Google Pixel C at the end of a larger event on September 29.

But the main specs seems clear, such as the 10.2-inch screen with 2560 x 1800 resolution, the Nvidia X1 processor, that it will have 3GB of RAM, 32GB/64GB storage options, USB type C charger, and of course run Android 6.0.

The price was said to start at $499 for the 32GB model, and $599 for the 64GB model, while the keyboard would cost $149.

Google Pixel C

The keyboard has a magnetic attachment to the keyboard, while the tablet leans onto a stand on the keyboard cover.

So who will be first out of the gate with a tablet with the new Tegra X1 processor? Will it be Google or Nvidia?
Nvidia also has their own Tegra X1 powered tablet in the pipeline, with the already benchmarked Nvidia Shield Tablet X1.

So now we’ll just have to wait and see what happens by next Tuesday, and when the Pixel C will be launched after it starts to accept orders.

Google Pixel C
Google Pixel C
Google Pixel C 10.2 with keyboard
Google Pixel C 10.2 with keyboard

– Jim Miller