At the very core of this event is the Pixel 9 series, based on what its predecessors set in terms of benchmarking. Given that trajectory, a new line will most likely push pretty far advanced camera tech, powered by AI capabilities courtesy of Google. The Gemini chip could be something analogous to OpenAI’s GPT-4, this might be what powers the next order of computational photography features from Magic Eraser to Astrophotography, and real-time video enhancements.
Besides improving the camera technology, it is likely that the Pixel 9 series will come with huge performance upgrades; these are courtesy of a brand-new chipset. That will help people multitask more fluently and launch apps faster, too, it will be easier to game smoothly. Expected design overhauls include a sleeker look and enhanced build quality.
The Pixel 9 series will most probably sport better designs, with curved glass backs and prominent camera bars. While the standard Pixel 9 could measure 6.3 inches with an OLED, the Pixel 9 Pro may be fitted with a larger 6.7″ QHD+ LTPO AMOLED panel for an ever-improving refresh rate. Water and dust resistance could be improved in both models.
With a new Tensor G3 chip, fabricated using a 4nm process, major performance gains over its predecessor will come as no surprise. Teamed up with ample RAM and storage options, this means that the Pixel 9 series is sure to be smooth and efficient for use.
Cameras will be the main attraction, as the Pixel 9 Pro will feature a triple camera system with a primary sensor, an ultra-wide lens, and a telephoto lens, the Pixel 9 will most likely retain its dual camera setup but still deliver better optical zoom capabilities. Gemini will power a host of next-generation computational photography capabilities on both devices, which also comprises advanced portrait mode, enhanced low-light performance, and groundbreaking video stabilization.
