Google has sent out press invites for a ‘breakfast with Sundar Pichai,’ the head of Android that replaced Andy Rubin, and all expectations are for an official appearance of the second-generation Nexus 7.
The new 7-inch tablet by Google and Asus is not much of a mystery now.
New Nexus 7
We've seen leaks from all over the place and good news is the tablet will come with an extremely sharp 1920 x 1200 pixel display. The new Nexus 7 storage capacity will start from 16GB and prices will range from $229 for that basic model.
Google’s event detailing all about the new Nexus 7 is scheduled for Wednesday, July 24th, and it kicks off at 9am PT | 12pm EST.
Google will livestream the event on its YouTube channel and we’ll cover it all live so make sure to stay tuned.
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