Agreed, nexus 7 is able to run all of the current high-def games.
However games that will be released later in 2013, I won't be so sure about it.

However, I doubt you can enjoy a fluid performance/experience on a note 10.1(or any other android tablets), compared to Nexus 7. I find the current galaxy nexus, 3rd gen much better than sgs3, despite the terrible battery life.

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Added on January 1, 2013, 4:07 amTrue, if you are on the go person who would prefer a 7' tablet that you can bring around, Nexus 7 would be a good choice. On the other hand, if you prefer a benchmark killer 10" tablet, Nexus 10 is the one for you.

Though you can hand-carry both of these gadgets, but I find a 10" tablet is quite cumbersome to bring around, as I rarely bring a bag around with me.

This post has been edited by xchaosdragon: Jan 1 2013, 04:07 AM

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry57269905

Nexus 7 32gb + wifi + 3g for 999
Just found this at lowyat forum and wanna share it to all of you.

Is it wise to wait for google to announce the successor of nexus 7? Since it's just a few months wait.

students are covered under skmm as well?

What the Tab 2 can do, the Nexus 7 will do it better.

Edit:
Except for taking pictures with the rear camera.

This post has been edited by xchaosdragon: Jan 21 2013, 03:21 PM

Unlike laptops, tablets and phones generally will only use current stored in the battery.

you can use your file manager to navigate to the folder where the files are stored in, probably in Download.

best price available at LYN is 999 for nexus 7 32gb with 3g

hmm, really wanna get this nexus 7. but should I get one with 3g or without?

Never used 3g before on my sgw before, hence thinking getting a 3g nexus 7 might be a good idea.

I spent most of my time at my U and in my apartment, other than that I go home on weekends, where all of them have wifi available.

I do believe that Qualcomm's snapdragon can deliver more than Nvidia's Tegra.
On the other hand, the quad core processors from nexus 4 and nexus 7 have different clock speeds,
one at 1.5, while the latter is clocked at 1.2 . Since they are both running the latest android OS 4.2.1 Jelly Bean,
the Nexus 4 can definitely deliver more performance. But the difference should not be noticeable by average users.

If you are thinking of getting one of these, maybe the question should be:
"Smartphone, or a tablet?"

Although I don't own a Nexus 7 (yet), but I believe it's pretty standard to allow your new device to have a full charge of 8 hours before using it.

order from e-bay on wait for bulk order from lyn