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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, September 14 (Xinhua)-- Google has previously announced that it will hold a new product launch at 23:00 on October 6, Beijing time, to launch a series of Pixel 7 / Pro phones and Pixel Watch smartwatches and other accessories. Among them, the Pixel 7 / Pro series mobile phones will be equipped with Tensor G2 processors.

WinFuture's Roland Quand revealed today that both models of the Google Pixel 7 series will have only two storage specifications to choose from, the largest 256GB and the smallest 128GB. At the same time, Pixel 7 series mobile phones do not support expanding storage space through MicroSD cards. Quant says this may be because Google wants users to use its cloud service. In terms of delivery time, shipments are expected to begin within 2 weeks after the release of the Pixel 7 series of phones.

For reference, Google's previously released Pixel 6 series also has 128GB and 256GB storage options, but Pixel 6 Pro also has 512GB storage options to meet user needs. In addition, Apple released the iPhone 14 series of models on September 8, with the iPhone 14 Pro series providing the highest 1TB storage space.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, the full image specification of Pixel 7 / Pro has been exposed, and whistleblower Kuba pointed out that both Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will use 11MP's Samsung 3J1 as the front sensor, using the same Samsung GN1 master sensor and Sony IMX381 ultra wide angle as the previous generation, the difference is that this year's Pro telephoto sensor has been changed to Samsung GM1.

In addition, Google Pixel 7 Pro has passed FCC certification, which shows that it supports Wi-Fi 6e, Bluetooth and NFC functions. According to previous revelations, the Google Pixel 7 series will have a 2K flexible screen.

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