But I’m really glad that Google isn’t rushing to join this market. Foldables present a whole new world of possibilities for our pocket computers. “Pixel Notepad” is a product that, personally, I’m quite excited for. We also found evidence that the device will use roughly the same camera array as the Pixel 6a. As we previously reported, the device will use a Tensor chip, though this latest delay probably means at least the second-generation Tensor processor will be used. The outer display is expected to be a 5.78-inch panel with a 7.57-inch inner display with ultra-thin glass. The device is expected to have a form factor similar to the Oppo Find N, with a compact outer display but a large and wide inner display.
The “Pixel Notepad,” whenever it escapes delays, will be Google’s first foldable smartphone. Past rumors claimed that Google’s device was lagging behind Samsung’s Fold series. This report backs up that originally planned timeline, and claims Google originally planned to show off the device in late 2021.Īccording to sources familiar with the device, the reason for this “Pixel Notepad” delay could be that it has failed to meet expectations. The company’s change in plans likely means the device won’t be released in Q4 2022 as we had previously learned. The Elec reports that Google has delayed the “Pixel Notepad” – the name we first reported earlier this year – for a second time. The device that was missing, though, was the “Pixel Notepad.” As it turns out, it seems Google has decided to delay the foldable Pixel Notepad yet again.
Earlier this month Pixel fans were treated with a preview of the company’s entire 2022 lineup, from this year’s Pixel 7 down to next year’s Pixel Tablet.
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