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Google has quietly pulled the Pixel Tablet from its online store, signaling the product's discontinuation. Launched in June 2023 as a hybrid tablet and smart home display, it never gained wide popularity due to its awkward 16:9 screen and unclear purpose. A planned second-generation model was cancelled, sealing its fate.
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