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Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-09, Autor: James , Testbericht von: tablet-news.com
Zusammenfassung: For those of you who want something different, not exactly a tablet, but also not exactly the flippable Lenovo Yoga, there's the Google Pixel C up for purchase now. The slate goes for $499 on the Google Store and if ordered today, the product arrives in t...
The Google Pixel C has a slim, compact aluminum build that feels sturdy. Its optional Bluetooth keyboard is equally solid and doubles as the tablet's cover and it has a powerful, long-running battery. The tablet runs the latest version of Android and its
It's a bit heavy when attached to the keyboard (which is sold separately). Big-name apps and games still tend to hit iOS before Android
The Google Pixel C is the best Android tablet money can buy...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-08, Autor: Pete , Testbericht von: mashable.com
Fantastic design, Bright, high-res screen, Powerful for a tablet
Not as powerful as a desktop, Keyboard attaches in unintuitive way
Google Pixel CThe GoodFantastic design • Bright, high-res screen • Powerful for a tabletThe BadNot as powerful as a desktop • Keyboard attaches in unintuitive wayThe Bottom LineThe Google Pixel C is the best Android productivity tablet, but is that even a...
No-compromise build quality and industrial design, Exceedingly competent keyboard accessory, No-excuses display and CPU performance, Pure Android—just how we like it
No multi-window support, Android still doesn't feel like a productivity OS—and that's a missed opportunity
Killer industrial design, awesome performance, and a great hardware keyboard telegraph the Pixel C's intentions. Now Google just needs to make Android a productivity tablet OS...
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-08, Autor: Jon , Testbericht von: greenbot.com
No-compromise build quality and industrial design, Exceedingly competent keyboard accessory, No-excuses display and CPU performance, Pure Android—just how we like it
No multi-window support, Android still doesn't feel like a productivity OS—and that's a missed opportunity
At a Glance Killer industrial design, awesome performance, and a great hardware keyboard telegraph the Pixel C's intentions. Now Google just needs to make Android a productivity OS. $499 (32GB), $599 (64GB)...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-08, Autor: Ron , Testbericht von: arstechnica.com
A big, high-res screen, The all-aluminum body is a big upgrade from the squishy Nexus 9, A huge battery gives the Pixel C a very long runtime, The keyboard, if you can keep it connected, is rather nice to type on while still being compact
No tap-to-wake. This was on the Nexus 9, No always-on voice commands. What's the point of those four microphones again?, Our unit had tons of issues. The touch screen didn't work correctly, and the hardware keyboard kept disconnecting, No split screen sup
Excellent hardware, Great battery life, Keyboard surprisingly good
Android needs work on tablets, Some performance stutters
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Zusammenfassung: Tablets are going through puberty. Google's new Pixel C, which begins shipping Tuesday, is the best—or worst—example I've seen of this yet.No, it's not locked in its room with a bad case of acne, listening to “Teenage Wasteland.” But, like many tablets, i...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-12-08, Autor: JR , Testbericht von: computerworld.com
Zusammenfassung: Remember back when we had clearly defined device categories with bold lines between them? Smartphones were for voice calls and on-the-go communication, tablets were for more extended touchscreen use and laptops were for serious mobile productivity. Ah, si...
Premium build quality, Keyboard feels great, Noticeably fast for a tablet
Keyboard is another $149, Android still isn't built for desktop-like multitasking, Still not a wide variety of great Android tablet apps
The Pixel C, while an intriguing first effort at making a convertible, is simply tough to recommend. It's well built, but Google has made some surprising usability mistakes with the Pixel C, and Android just isn't cut out for productivity as much as C...
