Thursday 25 July 2013

Google’s Nexus 7 Faster, Thinner, with Bigger Screen But Expensive

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As we reviewed the Nexus 7 a year before in summer, we said it was the best tablet $200 could buy and hence one could buy it easily. After the year it is still might be true if the new Nexus 7 not arrived in the in town. It is One of the tablet that's have a bit better speed and it is bit more expensive than the old OG model. Today Google reviled off an updated version of its new smaller and better tablet, this tablet is also made by ASUS, which takes everything like you want and love about the originals and hence now it makes a little bit better for you. It gives, a solid screen and it has been bumped to 1,920 x 1,200, and hence it gives the new Nexus a pixel density of 323 ppi. As it has 7-point touch IPS panel sports glass and hence it is not only scratch resistant, but also fights off fingerprints and smudges (we can believe on it only when we can see it). Of course, it gives a stunning display to a device and hence it is pointless So, Google gave the CPU a new power and hence, increases it to a 1.5GHz quad-core S4 Pro from Qualcomm and hence it comes paired with an Adreno 320 GPU with 2GB of RAM. While with all those wonderful new components Google should well utilized by Android 4.3, and this exciting new (if incremental) OS update released in Nexus 7 the Google's new tablet.

Google add NFC and 802.11n connectivity, ASUS and Google have make a Bluetooth 4.0, as now we have to thanks to Jelly Bean's new support for the standard. There's also a slim port in your upcoming tablet support for pushing 1080p content to your TV. While front-facing camera is only 1.2 megapixels however hopefully ASUS has moved to a higher-quality sensor in upcoming devices, The back camera, is rather pedestrian 5MP shooter, but it is good enough for scanning QR codes, and hence it can performing image searches and you can take the occasional YouTube clip of your pets, child, hedgehog and drunk celebrity. But 1 main thing this, latest version of the Nexus is much lighter at only 11.2 ounces (317.5g). While it is significantly thinner too, with only 0.3 inch (8.65mm), decreased from 0.41 inch (10.45mm), even the bezels also slimmed down, and hence reached on an impressive 2.75mm on the sides. While this experiment on the Nexus Q might not have ended so happily so easily, if you focus on audio quality you will find the Google's good efforts with the new Nexus 7. This new tablet has a pair of stereo speakers, and Frauhofer worked with the companies to remove the top-notch virtual surround sound from this tablet.

The other surprising news is that, there's you also get an unlocked LTE edition en route. The thing which is curious in it, as it is the only one such model, and they are working on same device on AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon's 4G networks. The new LTE edition will comes with 32GB with increasing of storage and costs of $349, this date has been released by a firm yet. While this WiFi-only versions, the new 16GB Nexus 7 will be available at the price of $230, while the 32GB model of tablet weighs in at $270, and these both awesome models will be available on July 30th on the Play store. Here you also will find popping up at plenty of retailers like the Staples and Best device Buy; even Amazon also started to selling it! At the last, for regional availability, the new Nexus 7 will be arriving on the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, Canada, Australia, South Korea and Spain, even in more countries "coming soon" and you will definitely find this tablet in this world after some days.
While this is amazing technology but little bit more expensive instead of other tablets