For Sale Nexus 7 ASUS-1B16 16 GB Tablet 7" NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L 1.20
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Nexus 7 ASUS-1B16 16 GB Tablet 7" NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L 1.20 GHz, Black Review
Asus Nexus 7 ASUS-1B16 16 GB Tablet - 7" - NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L 1.20 GHz - Black NEXUS7ASUS-1B16 Tablet PCs
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Nexus 7 ASUS-1B16 16 GB Tablet 7" NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L 1.20 GHz, Black Feature
- The clean, simple design features a slim body, a thin bezel and a soft-touch, matte back
- At just 0.64lbs (290g), the all-new Nexus 7 is light enough to take anywhere and fits easily in bags, backpacks, and even back-pockets.
- With up to 9 hours of HD video playback and 10 hours of web browsing or e-reading, there's plenty of juice to get you through the day, and built-in wireless charging means you can charge, grab, and go.
- Nexus 7 is great for gaming, and with favorites like Prince of Persia and Riptide GP 2, you can tilt, tap, and touch your way to the top.
- Nexus 7 comes with the latest version of the world's most popular mobile operating system, so it's fast, fun, and easy to make your own.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Top Notch
By Happy
I bought this tablet and a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 for the back camera. Both are great but I had an issue with the battery life of the Samsung. On the other hand I watch movies and play games all day with my Nexus and no problem. It is super fast, screen quality is great ( did a side by side comparison with the samsung) and the new jelly bean 4.2 overall experience is smooth. Don't get me wrong the Samsung Tab 2 7.0 is great but I will definetly buy another ]Nexus model when they announce it this year and give this one to my wife (she fights me for it everynight).
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
World Class!
By I love Linux
The Nexus 7 is what the Android world has been waiting on. The stock ROM is solid and unlike many of the lessor tablets is fine as is.
Several of the custom ROMS are excellent though. Look on the XDA website or Slatedroid. I have several of the unbranded Asian tablets
all run Jellybean but the experience on the Nexus 7 is better. Yes, I know it lacks a SD card slot but... there are many free Cloud storage options including Microsoft's Skydrive or Google drive. Both offer several gb of free storage and inexpensive plans for more. So what can
you do with your Nexus 7? Make free phone calls for one. Android has apps for that! A ROM for those that don't know: [...]
How does this compare to the Nook HD, Kindle HD and other tablets? Glad you asked. The Nook and Kindle are both limited until you Root them.
[...] This is a well made device. Beautiful, sharp and vivid screen. The stock browser is
fast but Chrome and Firefox are also available as well as Opera. Well what about Flash? If you must have it there is a apk that will allow users to have it. Rooting is required and the Puffin browser does work along with Skyfire. So what about the iPad Mini? The Mini is a great device as well but is more expensive. The Nexus 7 screen is sharper and web browsing seems about the same on both. I compared them at a Apple store as I don't own a iPad Mini. Comparing Android to a IOS device is difficult because they will appeal to very different users sometimes. In my view Android is more customizable. I can play all my LEGALLY purchased videos and music with ease. All formats work.
AVI, MKV... If you are on a budget as many of us are. Consider the Nexus 7
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Don't they test these things before they leave the factory?
By R. Valdez
When I received mine, it would not turn on (pixel-dust) and would not take a charge. I did some research online and found out that many of these left the factory with the battery connector not quite seated all the way. A website showed me how to open it up (hard at first, then easy) and there was my battery connectory - half-way on and half-way off. I pushed it home, put the cover back on and pushed the power button. BINGO!
Should NOT have to do that with a $300 purchase. Good thing the guts are accessible. The good news is, if/when your battery dies, it is very simple to replace it!
I can't link to the web page that showed me how to fix it, but if you want to find it, just Google "Nexus 7 Teardown" and look for the iFixit page. It will probably be the first one.
If I was not a tinkerer, I would have been VERY upset with this purchase!!!
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