Google's Own Nexus Tablet Leaks Into the Wild 224
lukehopewell1 writes "Days out from Google's I/O conference, training documents have been issued to resellers all over the world detailing Google's new Nexus tablet. It's a 7-inch device with an optimized Tegra 3 chip inside and it's going to be the first device to run Jelly Bean, the new version of Android, that, among other notable features, will see Google manage device updates. The device will be priced at $US199 and is aimed as a direct competitor to Amazon's Kindle Fire."
Re:Hardware? (Score:5, Informative)
RTFA, they're not - the thing is to be manufactured by Asus.
Re:Motorola? (Score:5, Informative)
This is made by ASUS.
Google does not control when phones are moved from GB to ICS. They can only update Nexus devices. They will update those devices from ICS to JB.
nVidia Tegra 3 - any source code? (Score:3, Informative)
Hmm, seeing as nVidia doesn't have such a great track record with releasing source code in general (for which they deservedly received the Linus' finger) and a quick Google reveals that devs are still waiting for Tegra 2 source code [nvidia.com], I wonder what drove them to choose the Tegra 3 for a "Nexus" branded device, which supposedly would mean a "developer friendly" device with all the features and hackability that the Nexus devices have come to be known for.
Re:But will it run Linux? (Score:5, Informative)
Re:Motorola? (now, was Nokia) (Score:4, Informative)
That is storage not RAM.
Flash is not RAM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N9 [wikipedia.org]
Has 1GB of ram and 64GB of storage.