We know a lot of you were pretty disappointed with the absence of a new or beefed up version of the Nexus 7 in this year’s Google I/O. And just when we thought that we have nothing to look forward to, a glimpse of its possible configuration has been leaked by an unlikely source; an ASUS Live Chat support.
According to the willing rep, the upcoming Nexus 7 will sport a lot of improvements over its predecessor including a Full HD screen and a tandem of Snapdragon 600 quad-core processor and 2GB RAM under the hood.
In addition, the agent also claims that the tablet will be released by towards the latter part of this month, which according to him will be the end of Q2. We’re not really sure what calendar he’s using, but the last time we checked, Q2 ended last month.
Anyway, here are the other details that this rep mentioned during his conversation with the nosy consumer:
2nd Gen Google Nexus 7 specs:
7-inch IPS LCD display @ 1980×1200 pixels
Snapdragon 600 1.9GHz quad-core processor
2GB RAM
32GB internal storage
5MP autofocus rear camera
1.2MP front-facing camera
LTE
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 4.0
NFC
4000mAh battery
Android 4.3
Another thing that’s interesting with this reveal is the addition of LTE in the mix, which we presume to be the data-enabled variant that will be offered alongside the Wi-Fi only model. Assuming that Google/ASUS will keep their pricing scheme, there’s no doubt that the next gen Nexus 7 will again be a hit in the market.
In my opinion, the likelihood of a first –line-agent revealing the specs of an upcoming product is slim, and because of that, I can’t say that I’m totally swayed by this leak. So we suggest taking this leak with your usual grain of salt as well.
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aze says:
Mynexus 7 works just fine, this new N7,i will trrade the rear camera for a few hundreds of mah in battery spec. 1st gen N7 has 4300 mah
nameless says:
What about the micro SD slot? Are there news? The mini HDMI? Without them, this N7 will still be a no no.
Iyan Sommerset says:
They really need to up that battery. Make it thicker, a bit heavier, totally worth it.
Justin says:
To see is to believe. Unless those specs are posted on the Google store come product launch, kwentong barbero lang lahat nyan!
Abed says:
Plagued screen lift issues should be eliminated. I sold my Nexus 7 because of that. Now waiting for the iPad Mini 2 with Retina Display. :)
Name: tarush says:
The Nexus 7 is plagued with hardware problems
Hope they make it right this time
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/538987-Google-s-Nexus-7-tablets-dying-early-possibly-due-to-cheap-memory
Justin says:
Before you believe everything you read, it might be best to just ask someone who actually owns a N7 for their experience.
Like marlon, my N7 is about to turn 1 year old as well. I’ve taken good care of it and up to this very day, I have no issues whatsoever.
Also, if you want to know the source of the article, you can trace it to this link:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/06/18/googles-nexus-7-tablets-dying-early-possibly-due-to-cheap-memory
… what’s that? Yes! The article came from no other than APPLE INSIDER. Wow! So I guess we all know how “un-biased” that article is.
marlon says:
My one year-old N7 doesn’t have these issues.
garz says:
Technically, Google I/O is about developers and software about everything Google so it’s understandable they didn’t introduce a new device (The Google Edition Galaxy S4 doesn’t count).
Anyway, I hope the new Nexus 7 maintains the “affordability” its predecessor had.
NexusGuy says:
Leaks –> people curiosity –> more sales
I am one of those curious people! ;)
Ben says:
3G or LTE version should also have full phone functionality (voice call and sms)
Mang Andhoy says:
Wow!! Pantapat ulit sa Asus Memo pad HD 7!! At unahan sila sa pagrelease! Can’t wait for the release and the review of sir Yuga for both tablet.
mj says:
the Nexus 7 and the memo pad hd 7 are both made by asus
Kevin says:
sana yung presyo katulad din ng nexus 7 nung nilabas sa market.
tinginkolng says:
pwede siyang ilabas na ganun din ang presyo o tumaas ng kahit kaunti kung ifaface-out nla ung 1stgen nexus 7 pero kung hindi,laking patong nyan
Windows iDroid says:
Pwedeng ganun ulit or mas mataas ang presyo ng onte o kaya ggamit sila ng Tegra 4 pra mapababa ung presyo.
Kevin says:
weh, d nga?
abuzalzal says:
Nope, Not gonna happen.