Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro Release Date and Price Revealed

Google Pixel 7 Price

Google launches the Pixel 6 series last year in October, and it took a ton of features. Sadly, Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro didn't come to the Indian/Pakistani market yet.

Currently the organization is dealing with the following series Google Pixel 7, which will be available after 1 year. A couple of few details connected with the Pixel 7 series have surfaced on the web.

As indicated by the reports, Google is additionally chipping away at a 2nd Gen Tensor chip. Earlier, there were reports that Tensor 2.0 could accompany model number GS201 and codename "cloudripper."

Google Pixel 7 Series Release in Q3 2022

The leaked rumors says that the Pixel 7 series could get release in October 2022. While looking at a price tag, we trust the company makes it as modest as it has the Pixel 6 series. The Google Pixel 6 beginnings at $699, and the Pro model at $899.

As we earlier said, Google is chipping away at a Tensor processor, which is a replacement to the 1st-Gen Tensor available in the Pixel 6 series smartphones.

In the Pixel 7, Google could refresh the CPU, which is a stage forward from Pixel 6. There are no details on what Google would change over the standard increments to handling power and energy productivity that chipsets attempt consistently.

9to5Google has found proof that connects the new 2nd-Gen Tensor chip to forthcoming two-pixel gadgets, that may be Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro.

As per the source, the chipset is known as 'GS201'; it is associated with a Samsung modem 'g5300b', which isn't yet delivered. This modem is then connected to two other smart phones with the codename Cheetah and Panther.

Do remember this large number of details are not yet confirmed. The subtleties shared depend on a patent put together by Google that expands on the fundamental under-show selfie camera innovation present on a couple of phones like Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3.

There is the possibility that Google will eliminate the finger impression sensor for face acknowledgment, like Google Pixel 4.

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