The Google Nexus 7 is always
vanishing in shelves, leaving without a trace and going into the hands of the
most practical tech-buyers there is…well atleast in the last 2 years. Because,
it is very ingenious for Google to come up with this small monster-tablet that
has marked it position in the tech-world's “hall of fame.”
I think what Google did with
this tab is more than enough, that’s why it’s very difficult to understand why
it’s so affordable. The hardware and the interaction with Android 4.1 are so
surreal. With close competitors on the
verge of releasing their newer slate versions (like Apple's iPad Mini and Amazon's Kindle Fire),
Google and Asus is prepared to do a major tweaked in this heavily-received
tablet - that is the inclusion of 3G connectivity.
Yes, it is very possible that
Asus and Google will release a 3G variant in “six weeks,” and this would
compensate for the lack of data options and SD card storage…the thing that potential
buyers need. But we’re pretty sure that the addition of 3G will compensate the pricing.
However, your carriers might want to subsidize the cost when you sign for them, if
it turns out to be true.
Sadly there is no buzz about Nexus
7 hitting the Philippines. But with the development that it’ll have a 3G
version, our local service providers will “battle” to have Nexus 7 exclusive on
their device line-up. I think we’ll just have to wait and cross our fingers and
legs onto it.
