Google has teamed up with Samsung for a new 10.1-inch Nexus tablet.
Cnet, citing NPD DisplaySearch analyst Richard Shim, reveals some details about the upcoming tablet. It will have, Shim claims, a 2,560×1,600 resolution with 299 PPI, which is higher than iPad’s 264 PPI resolution.
The tablet will be a “high-end device,” which likely means it will cost more than the Nexus 7, which goes for $199.
If Google has indeed teamed up with Samsung for a new tablet, it’s a bit of a surprise. Google has had Samsung make its smartphones before, but the Nexus 7 tablet was manufactured by Asus.
The date and the price for the new tablet are unknown, but Shim did confirm that Google is starting production on an entirely new $99 tablet in December. Details about that device have not yet been revealed.
Source: mashable.com
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