Tipster says Foxconn is producing Pixel Fold/Notepad and Pixel 7 Ultra with 2K display

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A tipster who previously called the new Snapdragon naming scheme, says Foxconn is currently building the Pixel Fold/Notepad and the Pixel 7 Ultra.

with an arrow showing how to close the device. Powered by Google's own Tensor chip, the foldable is reportedly going to be equipped with a 5.85-inch display inside making the device closer in design to the foldable Oppo Find N than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 with its much larger 7.6-inch internal screen.

The camera array on the Pixel Fold/Notepad is supposedly the same 12.2MP primary camera and 16MP ultra-wide camera that was used on the Pixel 5 flagship released in 2020.The other phone that Foxconn is allegedly working on is a new flagship that could be known as the Pixel 7 Ultra which will feature a Sony IMX787 image sensor. That particular sensor is not listed as one of the four expected to be used on the Pixel 7 series.

You might think that it means that the sensor will drive a periscope-based telephoto camera. After all, there is one in the Pixel 6 Pro. But Digital Chat Station says that the Pixel 7 Ultra's telephoto camera will employ a 50MP sensor made by Samsung, the ISOCELL GN1. This is the same sensor that we should find on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro.

The tipster says that an engineering sample of the Pixel 7 Ultra has a 2K display and a ceramic body. Even with Digital Chat Station's decent record, we need to see these two phones before we can believe it. A Pixel 7 Ultra sounds more exciting to this writer than a Pixel Fold/Notepad. Will it work with a Pixel pen? Right now, the sky is the limit as you daydream about the features and specs that we might find with such a device.

 

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2K is not 1440p! That would be 2.5K. 1080p is 1920p tall at 16:9 aspect ratio and even more at taller aspect ratios. At the Pixel 6 Pro's 19.5:9 aspect ratio, it's screen resolution is 1440p x 3120p, not even close to 2k. This needs to change in the tech space.

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