By now you know
specifications and prices, thanks to the revelations prematurely propagated by U.S. sites. Codename: Razor – UPDATE: In the night, the official announcement
EDIT 9:30 – Google has officially unveiled the new Nexus 7 over a small press event. Confirmed all the rumors, it just adds a 32GB LTE version at a price of U.S. $ 349 (without taxes). Into Rome – The rumors and photos of last week were well founded: the Nexus 7 is the process of being upgraded to a new version, with many interesting features especially in relation to the price at which it will be sold. The 7-inch tablet from Google, this time in collaboration with Asus, could be transformed into a best seller. The Scoop, this week, it would seem I did Android Police , which published photos that are accompanying this article and a video depicting the exploits of the new device from them got a preview. As anticipated, the new Nexus 7 (code name: Razor) mounts Android 4.3 Jelly Bean , but they are above all the technical specifications they see on board a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor pa ired with 2GB of RAM and a screen 1920×1200 (about 320ppi) to bring a smile to the fans. The GPU is an Adreno 320.
In terms of performance it seems that the Nexus you place it directly on the top position: given the similarity of the specifications with the Nexus 4, the tablet is almost similar performance record in AnTuTu (nearly 20 thousand) and in 3DMark (the test holds up to 1080p 30fps , recording 7,100 points against the 1,800 of the Nexus 7 last year). These numbers bode well for the longevity of the product that could easily hold court at the high end of the market throughout 2013 and the portion of 2014 prior to the release of the probable third generation.
In terms of performance it seems that the Nexus you place it directly on the top position: given the similarity of the specifications with the Nexus 4, the tablet is almost similar performance record in AnTuTu (nearly 20 thousand) and in 3DMark (the test holds up to 1080p 30fps , recording 7,100 points against the 1,800 of the Nexus 7 last year). These numbers bode well for the longevity of the product that could easily hold court at the high end of the market throughout 2013 and the portion of 2014 prior to the release of the probable third generation.
Prices also seem circulated last week confirmed: Best Buy has the 16GB version in the catalog to $ 229 and the 32GB to 269. The launch date is set, according to the retailer from overseas, July 30.
Luca Annunziata 
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