The usual leak that slips
A leaker has recently revealed all the technical specifications of the new smartphone from Google, namely the Pixel 3a. The curious news is that the leak comes a day before the I / O event in which the American company was supposed to present the device to the public. Apparently the previous rumors have been confirmed and the specifications fall within the analysts' forecasts.
The phone will have a Snapdragon 670 processor, 4GB of RAM, up to 64GB of internal memory and a 5.6 "OLED display at 2280x1080 resolution. The colors will be only two, in black and white. The arrival is expected soon, it is assumed after the announcement at the Google conference.
Definitely an interesting device, especially in terms of dimensions thanks to the reduced thumb pressure which would allow an optimal handling. The leak also mentions a 3000mAh battery, polycarbonate back, Adreno 615 and two cameras, one 12 megapixel and another, the rear, by 8.
It seems therefore it will be a product of mid-range, with even rather heavy waivers starting already from materials and from CPU / GPU. However, if the price is positioned on the 200-300 € the Pixel 3a could make sense, also in light of the direct software support of Google and the form / size factor.
The phone will have a Snapdragon 670 processor, 4GB of RAM, up to 64GB of internal memory and a 5.6 "OLED display at 2280x1080 resolution. The colors will be only two, in black and white. The arrival is expected soon, it is assumed after the announcement at the Google conference.
Definitely an interesting device, especially in terms of dimensions thanks to the reduced thumb pressure which would allow an optimal handling. The leak also mentions a 3000mAh battery, polycarbonate back, Adreno 615 and two cameras, one 12 megapixel and another, the rear, by 8.
It seems therefore it will be a product of mid-range, with even rather heavy waivers starting already from materials and from CPU / GPU. However, if the price is positioned on the 200-300 € the Pixel 3a could make sense, also in light of the direct software support of Google and the form / size factor.
