Photos: Google's first Android Marshmallow convertible tablet Pixel C

New Delhi: At its Nexus and Android event, Google introduced a host of new devices including the anticipated Nexus smartphones, new Chromecast devices, and also took the wraps off its first-ever tablet Pixel C. The tablet is the first device which has been built end-to-end by Google and runs the latest Android Marshmallow. With its convertible design, the Pixel C is in direct competition with the Microsoft Surface Pro and the recently launched Apple iPad Pro. Although Google has not announced all of its specs, what all is known is that it features a USB Type-C connector and boasts of a 2560x1800 pixel resolution on its 10-inch screen. It further comes with a detachable keyboard that costs an extra $149 over the $499 base model with 32 GB internal storage.