Google has officially announced that the Pixel 9A will launch in the US, Canada, and the UK on April 10th after a delay to investigate a component quality issue. Set to roll out in Europe on April 14th and several other regions days later, the device starts at $499. It features a larger display than its predecessor, an upgraded Tensor G4 chip, and a redesigned flat back. However, it runs a limited version of Google Gemini AI, lacking some advanced features.
Despite the anticipated release date of the Pixel 9A being delayed to April 10th, Google continues to position it as a budget-friendly device with notable improvements.
The Pixel 9A boasts a larger display and upgraded Tensor G4 chip but runs a limited version of the Google Gemini AI model, missing some features.
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