Pixel C is Google's latest $499 worth Android 6.0 Marshmallow powered tablet

Along with the brand new Nexus front runner smartphones, Google have also announced their slate for the year 2015, which is written to be the American technology company's first ever Android tablet flagship made end-to-end by Google alone. The new device will definitely fall in line with the original Chromebook Pixel in design resemblance, sighting the same great and beautiful aluminum design, sharp display as well as USB Type-C for connectivity, now named as the all new Pixel C.

The new make from Google is also said to bring full-sized keyboard typing experience with extreme portability of handling a tablet, together. The keyboard acts as a kickstand for the device, giving it sort of a laptop-like advantage and attaches to the slate magnetically, so it should make things easier to switch between physical typing and touchscreen, seamlessly. As the keyboard charges directly from the connected Pixel C (once you fold it over), it skips the hitch of having a different charging source for the unit, making everything more convenient to use anywhere you are.

Shipping with 10.2-inches of 2560 x 1800 pixels resolution display, marked at 308 pixels-per-inch and NVIDIA's Quad-Core Tegra X1 processor, along with Maxwell's graphics and three gigabytes of RAM, all this makes the new Google Pixel C more powerful from it's core, offering exceptional performance from an Android slate running the latest of Google's 6.0 Marshmallow. Lastly, as they've promised, the Pixel C will be available this holiday season from the Google Store, starting at $499 for the 32 GB model and as high as $599 for the 64 GB option. The keyboard we've talked here will be sold separately for about, 149 USD.

Source - Google