When Google launched its first mobile device two years ago, it did not perform well in terms of sales and reviews until it became more of a collector’s item rather than a functioning smartphone. Google has since released subsequent models, like the Nexus S and S2, which have been accepted fairly in the market.
Today, Google is set to do it again, this time with a tablet PC. The tablet will be a co-branded Android tablet with Asus, which is expected to become available in late July or August this year. The launch was moved from its original May launch because the tablet was “becoming too expensive,” modifying the specs to bring the price competent enough against the likes of iPad and Kindle Fire.
The Google WiFi-only slate will feature a 7-inch display, NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, and Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
Source: eWeek
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