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Upcoming second-generation Nexus 7 confirmed to have record pixel density?

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 01 Jul 2013 2:00 User comments (1)

Upcoming second-generation Nexus 7 confirmed to have record pixel density? Take this as a rumor for the time being, as it could very well be a hoax, but allegedly an Asus representative has confirmed a few specs for the upcoming second-generation Nexus 7.
Via a live chat, the rep has posted almost a full list of specs for the tablet, including word that it will have the highest pixel density yet seen on a tablet.

The device is "confirmed" to have a 7" 1980 x 1200 pixel screen, a Snapdragon 600 processor, a 5 MP rear camera, 32GB internal storage, 2GB RAM, 4000 mAh battery, and LTE support.

Asus' device should be available by the end of the summer.

Check the screenshots here (via Arena):



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15.7.2013 12:44

interesting!

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