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They come yet to be confirmed on the specifications of the successor to the Nexus 7 . According to the latest rumors, the next Google tablet will not come with Tegra SoC, abandoning the previous collaboration with Nvidia. It will, however, as already suggested, a SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon . Not only that, but it will be equipped with a display with ultra-high resolution, 1920 x 1200 p , or Full HD. It should also be equipped with the chip charging Wireless , already seen on the Nexus 4. Its production should be entrusted once again to Asus , who has impressed with the current implementation of the Google Nexus 7. Neither of the two parties concerned, Google and Asus, expressed about its marketing, but we expect to see him for the ‘ Estate , after the presentation at Google I / O in May, just as happened with the Nexus 7.Into Regarding the price we have no information, but it seems that once again will be very low, in order to make the tablet available to all. For more details, stay tuned. In the meantime, do you think Google has done better to rely on Qualcomm for the successor to the Nexus 7
They come yet to be confirmed on the specifications of the successor to the Nexus 7 . According to the latest rumors, the next Google tablet will not come with Tegra SoC, abandoning the previous collaboration with Nvidia. It will, however, as already suggested, a SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon . Not only that, but it will be equipped with a display with ultra-high resolution, 1920 x 1200 p , or Full HD. It should also be equipped with the chip charging Wireless , already seen on the Nexus 4. Its production should be entrusted once again to Asus , who has impressed with the current implementation of the Google Nexus 7. Neither of the two parties concerned, Google and Asus, expressed about its marketing, but we expect to see him for the ‘ Estate , after the presentation at Google I / O in May, just as happened with the Nexus 7.Into Regarding the price we have no information, but it seems that once again will be very low, in order to make the tablet available to all. For more details, stay tuned. In the meantime, do you think Google has done better to rely on Qualcomm for the successor to the Nexus 7 Street
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Marco Grasso
In 2010, I approached the little green robot with a modest Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of Nexus Nexus 7 and 4.
Marco Grasso In 2010, I approached the little green robot with a modest Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of Nexus Nexus 7 and 4.
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