The Google Nexus 10 is back in stock and on sale at the Google Play store, with both 16GB and 32GB models available to be shipped in 3-5 business days.
Google’s rival to the iPad 4, the Google Nexus 10 Android device launched in November, but has been for the most part completely sold out. However, both 16GB and 32GB Wi-Fi models have reappeared at the Google Play store, priced £319 and £389 respectively.
More stock for the Google’s 10-inch tablet arrived over Christmas and again at the beginning of this month, but the devices were quickly bought by excited customers. The number of Google Nexus 10 in stock this time is unknown, so you had better get clicking if you want one.
Google Nexus 10 features
Google Nexus 10 is manufactured by Samsung and offers the powerful dual-core Exynos 5250 1.7GHz processor and a stunning 2,592 x 1,936 pixel screen. The display uses Samsung’s take on the IPS tech seen in the iPad range, dubbed PLS, meaning viewing angles, colours and contrast are brilliant.
The brother of worldwide bestseller the Google Nexus 7, the Google Nexus 10 is also prized for its value for money and top specs. It costs almost £100 less than the iPad 4, it currently uses Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean, the latest version of the OS. Wi-Fi models are available, although there are no 3G or 4G versions out yet.
With a 5-megapixel camera, 2GB of RAM and a battery life of around 8 hours of intensive use, the only let down of the Nexus 10 is the fact the body is made of plastic, not metal. However, it’s a well-made tablet that is unbeatable on price.
Have you been waiting for the Google Nexus 10 to come back into stock? Why have you chosen the Google Nexus 10 over any of the iPad offerings? Let us know on our Facebook or Twitter pages, or via the comments below.
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