Google released the first Pixel Tablet last year with the Tensor G2 chip alongside a charging speaker dock, but no official keyboard or stylus accessories.
Many of the best Android tablets on the market are excellent media consumption devices, but only a few of them are also great for productivity. The Google Pixel Tablet, for example, is great at media consumption like many other tablets, but its use as a work tool is limited due to its lack of productivity-focused software features and input accessories. The former is something that Google has already been addressing via software updates, and the latter is something the company can correct by releasing its own first-party input accessories. It seems Google is looking to do just that with its second-generation Pixel Tablet.