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Pixel 4a renders reveal a mix of old and new designs

Pixel 4a renders reveal a mix of old and new designs

Posted on December 30, 2019 By Jarvis

While the Pixel 4 launched with impressive new features that, at least for a while, remain exclusive to Google’s 2019 flagship, there is still some argument whether the phone in itself is truly worth its price. Coincidentally, that was the very same question that the Pixel 3 faced last year which was indirectly answered by the Pixel 3a in May. Given the success of that mid-tier phone, there is a strong expectation that there will be a Pixel 4a in a few months as well but the unofficial renders of the device depict something like a Frankenstein of smartphone designs.
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