Google Pixel 2, Home Mini, Pixelbook Renders and Details Spotted Ahead of Launch


We are merely hours away from Google's Wednesday launch where the company is expected to reveal new hardware devices. Just ahead of the launch, new renders of the much-anticipated Pixel 2 have surfaced on the Internet alongside new Google Home Mini and Pixelbook leaked images.

A Reddit user has claimed that Google will be offering the Home Mini free with every pre-order of the new Google Pixel 2. Additionally, the handset will be available via Best Buy in Canada. The advertising material leaked by the user shows some renders of the new Pixel smartphone. The advertising material leaked ahead of official launch also reveals that the Pixel 2 will be available via wide range of mobile carriers including Rogers, Bell, Telus, and more. The Reddit post was first spotted by 9to5google.

Google Pixel 2, Home Mini, Pixelbook Renders and Details Spotted Ahead of Launch

In another leak, new renders and details of the Pixelbook have been leaked ahead of Wednesday launch. According to a new report, reseller Synnex listed the new Pixelbook ahead of official reveal suggesting details like screen size of 12.3-inches. To recall, the Chromebook Pixel devices earlier sport 12.8-inch display. The Pixelbook is further said to come in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage capacities.

Additionally, a Walmart listing earlier confirmed that Google Home Mini will be available to pre-order soon after the launch while will go on sale starting October 19. Now, Droid Life dig further within the Walmart app and found new Home Mini images. Based on earlier leaks, we already know that Google's Home Mini is a small-sized smart speaker and will be priced at $49 (roughly Rs. 3,200).

The Google event on Wednesday starts at 9am PDT, which means that our Indian readers will be able to see the event starting 9:30pm.

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