Google Has Stopped Selling Its Pixel C Tablet

This article examines Google Has Stopped Selling Its Pixel C Tablet. It presents the main facts, practical implications, and key points in a clearer, easier-to-follow format.

Understanding Google Has Stopped Selling Its Pixel C Tablet

If you forget the Pixel C, you can't blame it, this Android tablet was sold two years ago. When released, it also received an average rating with very good hardware, excellent battery and keyboard, although there are weaknesses such as some software that are not working properly.

Now Google has officially discontinued providing Pixel C on online stores. This is their announcement: 'Having been on the market for a few years, we will stop selling the Pixel C. However, we will still update and support, including updates to Android 8.0. The newly released Google Pixelbook will deliver the best of both laptops and tablets for those looking for a flexible product. ".

Pixel C was born in the early days when Google embarked on hardware, when everything was mostly experimental. It's just to prove that Android can run well on that processor and can make users prefer the Android tablet ecosystem. Although it is true that Android tablet is still difficult to be popular or useful with iPad.

No more Pixel C will be available in the market anymore.

Pixel C also disappeared on Google's store quite quietly, the URL pointing to Pixel C is now replaced by Pixelbook. It is clear that ChromeOS has occupied the position that Google once expected an Android tablet. Chromebooks can run Android apps in windows, have better web browsers and are cheaper than many Pixel Cs. It is also rumored that ChromeOS tablets will have a separate keyboard (if you still have a dream about Android tablet).

The Pixel C also made a cameo appearance in the blockbuster Wonder Woman, apparently not leaving without a greeting.

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