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GOOGLE IS GOING to sell a 7-inch tablet for $200 in an attempt to take down the Kindle Fire as the second most popular tablet after the iPad.
Gizmodo Australia viewed a training document on the tablet and scooped up all the big details.
Here are the key points:
- It will be called the “Nexus 7″
- It will have 1 GB of RAM
- It comes in 8 GB model for $199, and 16 GB for $250
- It’s built by Asus
- It supports Google Wallet, NFC and Android Beam
- It will have nine hours battery life
Gizmodo Australia has more information and some images of the device.
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