As the saying goes, "there is no smoke without fire." Saying that we can blithely apply to future Nexus devices. While in the day yesterday, the developer Paul O'Brien (MoDaCo) announced a date for presentation of the HTC Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 to 15 October, now the site Bright Side of News table on the same date while announcing a release date and a price for the tablet.
The release date of the HTC Nexus 9 would be scheduled for November 3 at 399 $. What is even reasonable for such a powerful device even if it is actually more expensive than the Nexus 7, 2012 and 2013.
Decidedly upscale, the tablet HTC Nexus 9 will be equipped with a NVIDIA Tegra processor and a K1 Quad HD screen (2560 x 1440/1600 pixels) of 9 inches. A highly anticipated device since it will be the first to witness the contributions of the 64 Bit and L on a mobile Android device, the Nexus 6 is equipped with a 32 Bit Snapdragon 805.
A tablet that will also mark a revival for the range since the Nexus 10 has two years and Google has not released tablet since summer 2013 If previous benchmarks we had already revealed that the next Google tablet s' equip the 64 Bit Nvidia Tegra K1 is what Nvidia just posted on his blog:
"And for hard-core Android fans, know that we are already developing the next version of Android on Tegra L K1 64 Bit"
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Release date and price of the HTC Nexus 9! |
Decidedly upscale, the tablet HTC Nexus 9 will be equipped with a NVIDIA Tegra processor and a K1 Quad HD screen (2560 x 1440/1600 pixels) of 9 inches. A highly anticipated device since it will be the first to witness the contributions of the 64 Bit and L on a mobile Android device, the Nexus 6 is equipped with a 32 Bit Snapdragon 805.
A tablet that will also mark a revival for the range since the Nexus 10 has two years and Google has not released tablet since summer 2013 If previous benchmarks we had already revealed that the next Google tablet s' equip the 64 Bit Nvidia Tegra K1 is what Nvidia just posted on his blog:
"And for hard-core Android fans, know that we are already developing the next version of Android on Tegra L K1 64 Bit"
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