Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL - Everything You Need to Know! By TechTalkTV

What's up guys, Sal here so with less than 48 hours prior to their scheduled unveiling. Having blast revealed everything about the pixel to and pixel to excel, including the prize, specs availability and, of course the official renders so. First up, we have the renders of the pixel two devices which show the handsets manufactured by the pixel team at HTC and LG respectively. Blast says both smartphones will boast. Snapdragon, 805 processors, that also powers, the LAP 30 and the Galaxy S8, and no date handsets alongside the images. Glass also appears to confirm many of the other key specs rumored.

In recent weeks, the HTC made pixel 2 will have a 5-inch 1080p display with a 16 to 9 aspect ratios. The flagship pixel to excel, which is made by LG features a 6-inch display with a quad HD plus resolution and an 18 to 9 aspect ratios. That's made possible by a severe reduction in the forehead and chin of the larger device, giving users much thinner, bezels and a home screen that appears to be curved at each of the four corners glass also reiterates what we've been hearing from mother sauces, with 4 gigabytes of RAM and top storage of 128 gigabytes expected across both phones, single lens 12, megapixel rear cameras will reportedly be included on the pair as well a pair of brands facing stereo speakers. The original pixel had the highest rated camera on a smartphone in 2016, and it was thanks to exceptional image processing on the custom operating system. The pixel 2 may not require a dual camera setup in order to achieve the same results as an iPhone, 8 plus or the Galaxy Note 8.

Simply because this superior image processing power, the pixel 2, is expected to go on sale on October 19th, while the pixels to Excel is expected to be delayed until November 15, the prices are gonna, be 6, 49, 4, pixel, 2 and 8 49 for the pixel to excel so yeah. Let me know what you guys think of this. In the comments down below, and I'll, see you guys in the next one.

Source : TechTalkTV