Google might soon stop selling tablets altogether, which is a shame, because we were fans of the Google Pixel Tablet when it was released last year. Yet while we may never see a Pixel Tablet 2, luckily the original slate is still around and receiving a steep discount.

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Even though the Pixel Tablet 2 was apparently canceled, Google is still all in on the original Pixel Tablet. Recent upgrades like VPN by Google are a strong indication of this commitment. While the pen's design and features are interesting, they don’t seem to offer much more than existing USI 2.0 styluses.

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Google made a stylus for the canceled Pixel Tablet - and while we don't know if it will ever launch, we've got photos and a list of features!

Before the Pixel Tablet 2 was reportedly nixed, Google was eyeing a 120Hz screen upgrade, larger battery, and better cameras for the ill-fated successor.

The Tablet 2 apparently would have gotten a 120Hz 10.95-inch LCD display, doubling the refresh rate of its predecessor, while the resolution would’ve been unchanged at 2,560 x 1,600 pixels. The Tablet 2 had some camera upgrades,

Google was developing a first-party stylus for the Pixel Tablet, but the ambitious “Pixel Tablet Pen” project was quietly shelved. New details reveal what could have been a game-changer for the Pixel ecosystem—and why it never saw the light of day.

The Pixel Tablet launched with a curious omission: while it supported USI 2.0 stylus input, there was no first-party pen to accompany it. This sparked a wave of speculation that was eventually confirmed by leaks that Google was indeed working on a stylus for its tablet.

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