Google will launch its folding mobile Pixel Notepad at a lower price than expected

It would be a launch limited to the United States, although it would possibly end up appearing in other markets such as Europe.

Although the market for foldable devices has not yet reached the mass public, basically because they are expensive terminals and with a very particular form factor, the truth is that they are expected to dominate the market throughout this decade and One of the players that has not yet launched into this niche is Google, but it would be close.

Those of Mountain View could not miss this interesting appointment, and apparently they are working on their first folding phone that would be called Pixel Notepad And best of all, it would have a very competitive price, one of the cheapest on the market for this form factor.

This is how it advances 9to5google where they point out that this alleged Pixel Notepad may resemble the Oppo Find N and not so much the Samsung Galaxy Fold, so we could expect this Google device to have a somewhat square appearance.

In addition to this design change, the Pixel Notepad would have a lower market launch price than the current Galaxy Z Fold 3, which is above 1,000 euros.

This is very interesting, because although it would be the first Google folding phone on the market, it could have an attractive sale price and thus be able to reach a larger audience, although that does not mean that it will be a cheap device. .

This new folding phone from Google would be powered by it Tensor processor that we see in the current Pixel 6, but apparently it would inherit the rear camera system of the Pixel 5.

Of course, they point out that this supposed Pixel Notepad would be released first in the United States, with a later launch in the rest of the markets, and it is that Google would like to observe a little the performance of this phone before investing more in distributing it in the rest of the world.