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Tersedia 2 model (WiFi dan WiFi GSM)
Spesifikasi hardware yang mumpuni
Prosesor Quadcore Krait 1.5Ghz
Layar 323 ppi
Koneksi 4G LTE
Layar berkualitas dan beresolusi tinggi
Bentuk bodi yang compact mudah dibawa dan digenggam
Although we have yet to test it fully, it looks like the new Nexus 7 is just as promising in reality as it is on paper, and we were surprised by the tablet's impressive performance given its £199 price-tag. The HD 1080p display is, just as Google claim...
Beautiful 1920×1200 HD resolution display. Updated hardware design makes it the perfect machine for watching videos. Exceptional processor performance. Price tag is right
Chunky bezels add unnecessary girth to an otherwise slim slate. Wish there were more tabletoptimized apps in the Google Play store to take advantage of the large, highres screen. Battery shrivels up rather quickly in standby mode
Abstract: The New Nexus 7 2013 edition is what I consider the best Tablet on the market, but in all seriousness it has too few cases available for it. The Stealth Case is an ultra-slim and lightweight folio made specifically for 7-inch devices. The Stealth holds th...
Abstract: Last year’s Google Nexus 7 really shook things up with its oh-so lovable price point, which showed us that cheap can actually translate to mighty great! In response, Apple opted to follow suit by bringing to market a smaller and more inexpensive versi...
Best looking display in this class tablet, period, Fast performance regardless of task, even gaming, Thinner and lighter than before, Has a rear-facing camera for spur-of-the-moment photo shoots, Long battery life, Stock Android experience with timely upd
Photos tend to get washed out, Slightly more expensive than the original Nexus 7
Performance Analysis: What was already a fast and nimble tablet is now even faster and more adept at every task you throw at it. The 1.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro with Adreno 320 graphics gives the 2013 Nexus 7 a serious boost in power over...
Relatively affordable tablet with very good core specs including an excellent full HD IPS display, fast CPU, full wireless radios and dual cameras. Will get Android OS updates first
Newbies might find vanilla Android bare bones, display color balance and saturation not as impressive as resolution
Once again, Google and Asus have made an excellent Android tablet that's relatively affordable but doesn't skimp on important features like display quality, CPU, wireless radios or build quality. The Nexus 7 2013 edition has a superb high resolution d...
There's no question the 2013 model of the Nexus 7 is better than the last, and one of the top tablets on the market. There are obvious changes you expected this iteration—screen, guts, camera—but Google managed to make the entire thing feel that much more...
Excellent overall performance, Amazing screen quality, Comfortable to hold
Some apps still need to be optimized for Android 4.3, Google needs to catch up in app library, Oversized bezels can be awkward
I'm going to admit that I've never been a fan of Android tablets. From what I've seen in the past, they were slow, laggy, and the obvious stuttering got on my nerves. I was impressed with the original Nexus 7 but decided to stick with an iPad Mini becaus...
1920 x 1200 resolution IPS display is unmatched in this size class, Bright 500+ nit screen sufficient for outdoor use, Intel WiDi and SlimPort support, Very lightweight at ~50 grams and ~100 grams less than the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD 7, respectively,
No other inputs other than micro-USB and 3.5 mm audio, Only about 11 GB of free space for the 16 GB model, Surface can become very warm under very high loads, No native. avi or. mov playback, Heavy glare, especially when outdoors, Poor quality front-facin
Google Nexus 7 2013The second generation Nexus 7 retails for $30 more than the first model. If based solely on its build, the price increase does not feel justified as the quality is only a modest upgrade over the original. The model still lacks expandabl...
Should you buy the new Nexus 7? That depends. If you have last year’s model, you might want to hold out another year to see what else Google can cram into an affordable 7 inch tablet. But if you do decide to upgrade you’ll get a better screen, a faster...
