hey everyone Mike Simon from PC world and I am here in New York City for the
Google made by Google launch event which we saw a whole bunch of products right
now I got the Google pixel fleet which is their new non Android not quite
Chrome OS tablets so let's take a look at the hardware first we got um a
10-inch tablet it's really thin it comes in as cool kind of they call it midnight
blue it's it's a matte back but it's not really black but it has a cool kind of
shimmery feel to it and the light it's it's it's pretty light you know it has
some weight is still a 10 inch tablet but it's pretty light it's easy to hold
has nice rounded corners and you know good uniform bezels front firing
speakers it's a nice solid piece of hardware little reminiscent of the pixel
see which came out about three years ago and that was Google's Android tablet
that was one of the first pixel products and it was that was pure Android it was
it was at the time it ran Android nougat and has been updated since but that was
you know Android apps and a full kind of Android tablet which we know isn't so
great Google abandoned that for this and this is a chrome OS tablet but it kind
of has an Android feel to it so let's take a look we got the power button at
the top which also doubles as a fingerprint sensor click it to turn it
on and the first thing you'll notice here is is the UI is a little bit
different than the pixel book or any other Chrome OS device and the focus
here really is on apps usually you don't see that in Chrome OS usually it's
Chrome we're talking about the browser we're talking about extensions things
like that we're taking right to apps here and Google wants to kind of marry
that experience chrome and Android and that's what we got here with the pixel
if we take a look at the pixel book now for when the four in fact is
different we have more uniform bezels and you know the the screens about the
same size but it's but it's a much thinner because it doesn't have a
keyboard so you'll notice we have no keyboard here like the fix it like the
pixel book of olds that had one attached it comes with nothing you have to buy a
pen you had to buy a keyboard and if you're buying the $600 pixel slate which
is what it starts at it's gonna cost you fifty percent more to get those things
the keyboards 200 bucks the pen like last year is also another hundred so
we're talking about now what was a system in dollar device is now a $900
device the keyboards pretty cool has a backlit sensor so it's not just a simple
static keyboard has a trackpad built in so we're really getting that the pixel
book experience inside a very adjustable very portable little case slash keyboard
that you could take off you know use it as a tablet you don't have to wrap it
around the back and get that real kind of thick bulky experience like we had
last year so that's the pixel suite google says it'll be available later
this year they haven't given a specific date of release but it starts at 600
bucks probably goes up to there my guess is around 1200 for different you know
more RAM better processor and 100 $100 for the pen $200 for the keyboard looks
like a pretty cool device pretty high-end when it comes to Chromebooks
but you know it kind of walks that line between super portable and desktop
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