The Pixel 11 could be the next victim of the RAM shortage
The upcoming Google Pixel 11 may feature reduced RAM configurations due to a global memory shortage, with base models potentially starting at 8GB. Pro versions could see a drop from 16GB to 12GB in entry-level variants, though higher-end 16GB options will still be available. The shortage is affecting multiple electronics manufacturers and product categories beyond smartphones.
- ▪The base Pixel 11 is rumored to start with 8GB of RAM, down from the current 12GB in the Pixel 10.
- ▪Pixel 11 Pro models may offer a new 12GB configuration, reduced from the current 16GB standard.
- ▪Higher RAM configurations will remain available but could come with increased pricing.
- ▪The global RAM shortage is impacting companies like Samsung and affecting devices such as gaming handhelds and Raspberry Pis.
- ▪Pro models of the Pixel 11 are expected to include camera improvements and brighter displays despite RAM reductions.
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