Google no longer has anything left to reveal about the expected Google Pixel Fold, only perhaps the trailer for its presentation.
The previous weekend we showed you a filtered video of the Google Pixel Fold, a mobile phone that is about to be presented by those from Mountain View within the folding device market.
We know absolutely everything about the Google Pixel Fold, including its presentation date, technical specifications and even its price, but we had to see it in real image.
We already saw it last week with the aforementioned video, and now a series of promotional renders have come to light, possibly intended for marketing.
These images are courtesy of the well-known leaker Evan Blassand collected by the portal Thevergeand we have two renders, one where the device appears folded and another unfolded.
Evan Blass
The first image shows us its folded position, seeing its outer screen, the hinge and other areas around it.
The second image is much more spectacular, since we see the device unfolded, showing more details of the hinge area and the back panel.
More things that we can see in the renders provided is the Pixel Launcher and the Material You themed icons.
Evan Blass
Leaked Tech Specs
They are not official, but they have leaked in recent months. The Google Pixel Fold will have a Tensor G2 processor with 12 GB of RAM, and will be marketed with two storage options, specifically, 256 GB and 512 GB.
Regarding the screens, both are OLED, with update frequencies of 128 Hz, the external screen is 5.8 inches with a resolution of 2092 × 1080, while the internal screen will be 7.6 inches and will have a resolution of 2208×1840.
It brings a triple camera setup in the rear area with a 48 Mpx main sensor, a 10.8 Mpx telephoto lens and a 10.8 Mpx ultra-wide angle. The front camera will be 9.5 Mpx and the 8 Mpx selfie camera on the internal screen.
But it will not be cheap, the 256 GB model could be around $1,799 while the 512 GB model would be priced at approximately $1,900.
