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    Home - News - Google Store link shows Pixelbook, Chrome tablet and Pixel 3 orders start on October 9
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    Google Store link shows Pixelbook, Chrome tablet and Pixel 3 orders start on October 9

    Kevin TofelBy Kevin TofelSeptember 22, 20183 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Yes, Google is holding a hardware event in New York City on October 9. And yes, it is expected to launch an updated Pixelbook Chromebook, the Nocturne Chrome tablet and new Pixel 3 and 3XL phones that day. And in the US, you’ll likely be able to order at least some of the new devices that day. That’s far better than hearing about new devices and having to wait a week or two before placing an order.

    I found a Google Store page that clearly says it will have news — suggesting there will be new devices to order — on October 9, which is the day of the hardware event. A similar link for other regions shows October 10, which makes sense given that by the time the NYC event finishes up, it will be the next day in some places.

    There are still a number of open questions about the new devices, at least on the Chromebook side of things since most of the Pixel 3 news has leaked out already.

    Will an updated Pixelbook with smaller bezels and, hopefully, newer Intel chipsets arrive? Probably.

    Does the display of Google’s first Chrome OS tablet have a better resolution than the current Pixelbook? It sounds very likely for Nocturne, and it wouldn’t surprise me if an updated Pixelbook gets a resolution boost too.

    Will these products be priced closer to similar devices like the HP Chromebook X2 and Dell Insipiron 14 Chromebook, which start around $600? That’s really the burning question at this point and the one that will have the most impact when Google Store orders begin on October 9.

    Either way, if you’re remotely interested in any of the new #MadeByGoogle devices, you might want to plan your budget now. With the store potentially opening up for new orders on event day, waiting could mean being stuck with an “out of stock” or “back ordered” message. I know I’ll have my credit card ready – will you?

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    Kevin Tofel
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    After spending 15 years in IT at Fortune 100 companies, Kevin turned a hobby into a career and began covering mobile technology in 2003. He writes daily on the industry and has co-hosted the weekly MobileTechRoundup podcast since 2006. His writing has appeared in print (The New York Times, PC Magazine and PC World) and he has been featured on NBC News in Philadelphia.

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    1. HG on September 22, 2018 2:50 pm

      Looking forward to seeing a PixelTablet announcement this coming October… Though hoping that Google will release a high-end PixelTablet with i7 Core processor with 4G LTE. If they do, I am sure that the high-end will be released later in the year like the current Pixelbook i7 that was available later. Giving that, where do I pre-order? 😉

      • Kevin C. Tofel on September 22, 2018 4:10 pm

        Good bet on a high-end LTE configuration option I think but we’ll see! I’d probably go without LTE since I work from home and whatever chipset I can get with at least 8GB if offered.

        • HG on September 23, 2018 12:27 am

          Yes, hoping with i7, 16RAM, 512GB SSD, 4G LTE… I know many would say that its not necessary for a Chromebook, but using the current Pixelbook i7 for light photo editing and light video editing. The 512GB SSD comes in handy. Counting down for announcement day.

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