Spesifikasi Asus Google Nexus 7:

-Nvidia Tegra 3 1.3Ghz Prosessor, 16-core GeForce ULP GPU
-1GB RAM, 8/16GB Storage
-7" Super IPS+ 1280x800 pixel, Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Scratch-resistant glass
-NFC
-Wi-Fi
-1.3mp Camera (depan only)
-Dimensi:
198.5 x 120 x 10.45mm
-Berat: 340gr
-Android 4.1 Jellybean
-4325 mAh Battery
-Bahan: Plastik Doff

Paket Penjualan:
-Kardus
-Tablet
-Charger
-Kabel USB
-Buku Manual
-Kartu Garansi
-Voucher Google Wallet 25US$, lumayan lah buat beli kebutuhan pokok

Dikit yah?
Abis mau gimana lagi, harganya murah sih

Software Bawaan:
-Google Apps (Maps, Play Store, Google Drive, Chrome, Google Wallet, Mail, dll)
-Film Transformer "The Dark Of The Moon"
-1 Album Goyte

Harga:
-US$ 199 (8GB)
-US$ 249 (16GB)


Murah kan?

-Cuma ada 5.9GB Storage (8GB) 13.5GB Storage (16GB) di Tablet ini dan No External Storage. Sedih..

-Walaupun ada kamera depan, Tapi Gak bisa diajak foto-foto. So, cuma buat Face Unlock+Webcam.

Manajemen Memori Nexus 7 Pas Masih BNIB



-Yang mau pre-order cek disini:
https://play.google.com/store/devices/details/Nexus_7_8GB?id=nexus_7_8gb

Sekalian ntar share harganya yah gan

-Yang Mau Nambahin, Monggo

-Video n Perbandingan Spek dengan Tablet sekelasnya:
www.kaskus.co.id/showpost.php?p=718288764&postcount=25
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Google’s profit on every Nexus 7 tablet sold: $0
By: Zach Epstein

Google unveiled its first own-brand tablet on Wednesday, and it may end up forcing Android tablet vendors to make big changes to their strategies. The new Android tablet is sleek and its price tag is attractive, but Google Android boss Andy Rubin confirmed one thing the tablet is not to All Things D on Wednesday: a profit maker.

Just as we suggested in a feature on the Nexus 7 published on Wednesday, Google will not make any money on hardware sales. Instead, the Internet giant will look to make money by promoting content sales through its Google Play marketplace, which will offer movies, music and more to Nexus 7 users, and through advertising.

“When it gets sold through the Play store,” Rubin told All Things D. “There’s no margin, it just basically gets [sold] through.”

Rubin also confirmed that Google is absorbing all marketing costs surrounding the new Nexus 7, which could end up resulting in a net loss per unit sold depending on Google’s marketing and advertising budgets.

When Rubin was asked if he thought this strategy would apply pressure to Google’s Android partners, his only reply was that “there is plenty of room left for Android tablet innovation,” All Things D wrote.