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Mar 16, 2022 Chathura Prabhaswara Gamage News 394 hits
Google Pixel 7 phones may arrive sooner than usual
Google launches its flagship Pixel phones every fall. Specifically, last year they were the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro models, and their launch took place in mid-October. After a long time, these were significantly improved machines with a new attractive design, their own Tensor processor and also innovated photo equipment. Of course, we will not be deprived of new phones this year either. And even though it is still a long way to fall, tippers are slowly becoming interested in them as well. They have already told us that the Google Pixel 7 phones will have an almost identical design as last year's Pixel 6 series.
And when could we see this year's Google Pixel 7 phones? The original estimates of the tipsters pointed to the end of October again. Maybe they also came out of the fact that it is rumored that the cheaper Pixel 6A has a postponed performance date from May / May of this year to July / July. However, recent rumors suggest that Google will introduce its Pixel 7 flags earlier this year than usual.
WILL GOOGLE PIXEL 7 PHONES ARRIVE SOONER?
The guessers' estimates of the earlier release of Pixel 7 phones appear to be based on information from Rose Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC). He states that the standard Pixel 7 model will get a 6.3-inch display and the Pro version will have a 6.7-inch display, the same as the Pixel 6 Pro. And now comes the important thing. Young claims that the delivery of displays will start in May this year, which is a month earlier than last year's Pixel 6 models.
But let's set aside speculation and look at what Young said about Pixel 7 displays. The Pixel 7 Pro screen will be an LTPO with 120 Hz refresh rate support. In contrast, the standard model will get a screen without LTPO and will support a refresh rate of 90 Hz. In addition, overall it will be slightly smaller and thinner than last year's standard Pixel 6. From this, tipsters estimate that it will also have a battery with a lower capacity. It is also rumored that this year's Google Pixel 7 phones will be powered by a second-generation Tensor processor with an Exynos 5300 modem. But as always, we take this information with caution, nothing is confirmed.
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