• Google may announce high-res Nexus Tablet with Android 4.2

    • They call it ‘Manta’, apparently, and it’s the next flagship device to adorn the Nexus line of ‘firsts’. This device remains mysteriously clouded, yet mildly exposed with a news bit that suggests an announcement on the same from Google. The Manta will most likely sport a 10-inch display with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels. With a pixel density of 300ppi, the so-touted Nexus 10 tablet will also have another novelty, Android 4.2.
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    October 29th seems to be the day that Google may release information about the silent tablet. If it does, we can also look forward to an update on the Nexus 7 line, adding 3G to its existing line of features. Can’t wait!

    [Theverge]

    Posted in Topics:Computing, , , , on October 22, 2012 by gary

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