nexus 10

[HisSvt2]

Google Nexus 10 leaks: Android 4.2, Exynos 5250 (1.7GHz), 2,560 x 1,600 resolution -- Engadget

 

[Ry]

Google Nexus 10 leaks: Android 4.2, Exynos 5250 (1.7GHz), 2,560 x 1,600 resolution -- Engadget

http://forums.androidcentral.com/rumored-devices/215210-samsung-nexus-10-1-a.html

 

[anon(924308)]

This Photograph Was Shot Using a Tablet Computer, the Google Nexus 10
Apparently this image was taken with the tablet's rear camera:


.. Why Google, why? Why does the N10 have a rear camera, when the N7 doesn't?

 

[zedorda]

Yay a dual-core! NOT! WTH google?

 

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Only thing stopping me is the price, that will determine whether I get that over the 32gb nexus 7

I used to use physical buttons, and then I found button savior
-S. T. C

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[nexus89]

Besides size which is the better of the two? 7 or 10.

Quad core make the 7 the better of the two?

 

[Channan]

Yay a dual-core! NOT! WTH google?

What's wrong with dual core? The Exynos 5250 supposedly gets better benchmarks than the S4 Pro and A6.

 

[blaze5]

Yay a dual-core! NOT! WTH google?

It's based on the a15 and not a9 so it should be better then any other processor Atleast for now

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[ep1977]

I can't wait until Monday to find out how much the nexus 10 is gonna cost. If its in the $350 range I am gonna buy 2 as Christmas gifts.

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[anon(847090)]

Yay a dual-core! NOT! WTH google?

you need some reading. This processor beat Tegra 3 quad and snapdragon S4 which is the current best in the market.

New Samsung Cortex A15-based chip opens door to “Retina” Android tablets | Ars Technica

 

[jjhoneck]

Nexus 10? Pfft. How ridiculous.

I HAD a big tablet (iPad) and never knew what to do with the damned thing. It wouldn't yoke mount in the plane without blocking essential instruments. You couldn't set it down anywhere, but it was too big to fit in a pocket -- so one hand (or armpit) was always full of tablet.

It was too big to use as a car GPS -- where would you put it? I tried, and it always ended up in a lap.

The ONLY place it excelled was as a media viewer. If you're looking at pix, that bigger screen is nice -- but not nice enough to offset all the downsides.

Look around the coffee shops in a college town. When the kids go to pick up their orders, they don't dare leave their iPads at the table -- they're too expensive to risk -- yet they can't use both hands to carry a tray AND the iPad. Thus, all sorts of goofy storage "solutions" have been born, from special purses to dedicated iPad pouches.

No thanks, I'm not going back to that. The 7" tablet fits perfectly in my cargo shorts pocket, so my hands are always free. It rests securely atop the ashtray in my car, making the perfect GPS -- and it fits perfectly between the handles of the yoke in the airplane.

The 7" form factor is the best way to go.

Sent from my Nexus 7

 

[mr_nobody]

I can't wait until Monday to find out how much the nexus 10 is gonna cost. If its in the $350 range I am gonna buy 2 as Christmas gifts.

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You will have to wait a little longer...

Google cancels Monday's Android event over hurricane | Mobile - CNET News

 

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

I used to use physical buttons, and then I found button savior
-S. T. C

Sent from my rooted, debloated CM10 jelly bean 4.1.2 Samsung Galaxy S3 #LikeABo$$

 

[2defmouze]

It should be a solid device.. just like the 7 is. And both will be running stock, vanilla, AOSP. What's "better" comes down to preference in screen size.. really not much else

 

[badbrad17]

This new chip does in fact look to be another opportunity for Android to leap ahead in the tablet market. They have chosen to offer the highest specs for the lowest price which should allow their devices to have a longer shelf life for os updates and newer graphically intensive apps.

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[lmvine]

Yay a dual-core! NOT! WTH google?

Probably because Samsung had it their pipeline & Google came along to "marry" them. Google is not a developer but takes opportunities to sort of brand their products with others doing the majority of the hardware development.

 

[anon(924308)]

Probably because Samsung had it their pipeline & Google came along to "marry" them. Google is not a developer but takes opportunities to sort of brand their products with others doing the majority of the hardware development.

wasn't the N7 originally the "ASUS MeMo me370t? I'm guessing Samsung just made small design tweaks to something they were going to release anyway. Though, wouldn't releasing an N10 kind of cannibalize profits for their own 10" tablets, like the galaxy tab 2? it's cheap but if the N10 is the same price with better specs..?