The “cheap” Pixels could be light very soon according to the latest leaks. Now it is the Google itself that confirms the existence, although indirectly through the Play Store. The Google Play Developer Console has added two new mobiles to the list of certified devices: “bonito” and “sargo”, which are the code names Pixel “Cheap”, Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL according to the latest leaks.
Google Play in addition to confirming the actual existence of these two new Google devices also confirms their first technical specifications. Confirm that they will have a 64-bit processor, 3840MB of RAM (or 4GB) and both a FullHD screen, 1080×2160 (400 ppi) for the Pixel 3a and 1080×2220 (440 ppi) for the Pixel 3a XL.
It would also confirm that these two new devices would come out in the middle of this year since the section of “System features” appears in the text string PIXEL 2019 MIDYEAR_EXPERIENCE, with which they should be announced long before October.
According to the latest leaks and rumors , the new Pixel 3a of 5.6 inches could carry the Snapdragon 670 processor and the 6-inch Pixel 3a XL the Snapdragon 710, both with 4GB of RAM, 64GB of memory, USB-C, NFC, minijack, Active Edge edges, compatibility with eSim and the Titan M security chip.
A large amount of information we still lack for the Pixel 3a and the Pixel 3a XL are their prices. It is expected that these are lower cost versions of the star model Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, so the price is something important.
The presentation of the new Pixel 3a and 3a XL could be around the corner. A few weeks ago passed the FCC certification and this same week these two devices have also achieved the IMDA certification of Singapore. It is expected that at the latest they will be announced next May during the Google I / O 2019.
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