Posted July 19, 2013
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Let’s talk about the New Nexus 7 , or Nexus 7″ as it seems to be called after having shown the first real images and a first hands-on video. As we know, the tablet will be presented together with the Android 4.3 July 24 during an event organized by Google. Into The New Nexus 7 will be launched starting from $ 229, which will serve to bring home the version with 16 GB of internal memory, while for the 32 GB version will have to spend $ 269 , also if we wait for more accurate prices for our country. Today, we receive new confirmations specifications, through a new picture emerged on the net. Into 
Let’s talk about the New Nexus 7 , or Nexus 7″ as it seems to be called after having shown the first real images and a first hands-on video. As we know, the tablet will be presented together with the Android 4.3 July 24 during an event organized by Google. Into The New Nexus 7 will be launched starting from $ 229, which will serve to bring home the version with 16 GB of internal memory, while for the 32 GB version will have to spend $ 269 , also if we wait for more accurate prices for our country. Today, we receive new confirmations specifications, through a new picture emerged on the net. Into Into As we see, the tablet will be powered by Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, not that there was any need for confirmation, and will have a 7-inch display. It will be equipped, unlike the Nexus 7, a 5 MP rear camera and will have a front camera 1.2 MP. The processor is a quad core 1.5 GHz , given the frequency that we assume will be the Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064, the same mounted on the Nexus 4.
We learn, also, which will feature the wireless charging and video output to 1080p . Pending its official presentation of its launch and which should take place on July 31, we have today a more complete picture of the technical characteristics of the tablet, which suggest that it will be a very interesting tablet.
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Marco Grasso
In 2010, I met with a small green robot Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 7.
Marco Grasso In 2010, I met with a small green robot Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 7.
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