The Google Pixel 10a, expected to be released in 2026, aims to be the most affordable model in the Pixel 10 series. Reports indicate that Google is contemplating whether to use the latest Tensor G5 SoC or to continue with the older Tensor G4 chipset, potentially affecting the phone’s performance and cost.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
Balancing cost and performance is always a challenging decision for tech companies. Using the Tensor G4 might help keep the price low, making the Pixel 10a accessible to more consumers. However, this could also mean compromising on the latest processing power and efficiency that the Tensor G5 offers, which could be a drawback for performance-intensive applications and future-proofing the device.
Source: Google Pixel 10a might cheap out on the SoC, early leak suggests – Android Police
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