Brydge G-Type keyboard promises to turn your Pixel Slate into 'more than a tablet'

Three whole years after releasing an Android-powered Pixel C tablet that was never really taken seriously as an iPad rival, Google decided to follow up last year’s Pixelbook laptop with a Chrome OS-based Pixel Slate.

This is significantly less powerful, at least in a $599 entry-level configuration with Intel Celeron inside, but for an extra $200, you can purchase a very interesting keyboard cover with circular keys and pogo pin connectivity.

If you’re looking for a more conventional productivity-enhancing attachment with standard square-shaped keys and a “laptop-like” feel, ...

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