The most obvious is the addition of a new competitor in the marketplace, who has the brand and financial power to make a serious dint in the tablet market fought over by Amazon and Apple. How will Google’s new tablet affect authors and e-reading? More accessible Google might just be the only company who has the brand and resources capable of duking it out with Amazon and Apple
Here’s a passionate Nexus 7 introduction video. Two models will be available upon release an 8GB version for $199 and it’s larger brother with 16GB selling for $249. The Nexus 7 also ships with features such as a front-facing camera, Wi-Fi, microphone, GPS, Bluetooth and batterlife up to 10 hours.
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No question a huge selling point is the price, retailing at a low $199! With Google Books, app store and Android OS platform, the Google Nexus 7 Tablet is set to take a good portion of the market and become Amazon’s main competitor in the tablet-eReading arena. Where as the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet have slower processors and a smaller screen resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. The Google Nexus 7 stands out from other industry competitors such Amazon’s Kindle Fire the Nook Tablet, with a blazing fast 1.2Ghz quad-core processor and a seven inch 1280 x 800 display.
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You can read the full reports from Gizmodo and Wired, but I’ll cover the highlights for you now and how this might effect authors. According to top tech sites, the Google tablet is garnering a solid positive response. After much industry speculation and rumors, the new Google nexus tablet and e-reader competitor the Google Nexus 7 will be released and available for pre-orders this month.
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