Google Pixel C

The Google Pixel C is an Android tablet that was created and designed by Google as part of the Pixel series of Chromebooks. It was announced on September 29, 2015.Blanco, Xiomara. "Google announces Pixel C tablet; priced at $500 for 32GB, $600 for 64GB (hands-on)." CNET, 29 September 2015. Web. Retrieved 14 November 2015. It will be sold separately from a keyboard accessory, prompting comparisons to the Microsoft Surface line of tablets.Lee, Nicole. "Google finally has a Surface competitor in the Pixel C." Engadget, 29 September 2015. Web. Retrieved 14 November 2015.
== Reception ==
The tablet's reception was mixed. One reviewer stated that the Pixel C was "simply one of the most elegant tablets -- nay, gadgets period -- that I've ever held in my hands." However, another reviewer noted that the keyboard was hard to type on and that the tablet didn't have any multitasking features.Weinberger, Matt. "I tried using Google's new Android computer like a laptop — here's why it's a dud." Business Insider, 29 September 2015. Web. Retrieved 14 November 2015.
== Malfunctioning ==
Many people reported that the Google Pixel C used glue to keep the display cable connected, with the CPU known for overheating, made the glue to melt and cause problems with the display. Many have sent their tablet in for replacement, only for it to almost always malfunction. 
== References ==
Category:Tablets
Category:Devices designed by Google
Category:Devices manufactured by Google