Google Pixel 7 Pro prototype reveals details about new Tensor chip; Launch scheduled for fall 2022

Google gave us a sneak peek at the Pixel 7 series at its annual I/O 2022 developer conference. The new flagship Pixel smartphones will debut later this year. Google will release two smartphones from the Pixel 7 series, which includes a vanilla model and a higher-end Pro model.

The new phones in the Pixel 7 series will more or less have the same design as the Pixel 6. There is a wide horizontal strip on the back for the camera sensors. More details on the Pixel 7 series will be announced in the fall at launch. Meanwhile, the Pixel 7 Pro prototype has revealed some key details of the flagship smartphone. Let’s take a look at the specs, features, and other leaked details of the Google Pixel 7 Pro.

Dead Google Pixel 7 Pro Prototype Reveals Many Secrets

The Google Pixel 7 Pro will be the company’s most premium smartphone for 2022, with a launch scheduled for later this year. A lot of new details were leaked ahead of the launch of the prototype device. Some people on the Google News Telegram channel were able to get details from a user who had access to the Pixel 7 Pro prototype. The company has already bricked up the device. However, community members managed to find new information through boot logs.

According to new leaks, the 7 Pro uses a Samsung S6E3HC4 display. By comparison, the Pixel 6 Pro comes with a Samsung S6E3HC3 panel. The Pixel 7 Pro will still have a resolution of 3120 x 1440.

In addition to this, the prototype shows that the second generation Tensor chip will have a 2+2+4 cluster configuration. The log files suggest that Google may continue to use Cortex-A55 cores for its low-power background tasks.

The phone also has a CS40l26 haptic driver and an NFC chip. In addition to this, the magazines show that the 7 Pro is codenamed cheetah. On the other hand, the Pixel 7 is codenamed “panther”. Other details about the upcoming Pixel phones have yet to be revealed. We will share more details as soon as it becomes available. What do you think of the Pixel 7 series? Let us know in the comments below.