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New samsung and Google present Nexus 10

Powerful 10" Product with the Globe's Maximum Quality Display

The latest tablet from Google and Samsung's combined initiatives, Nexus 10, is a highly effective system that marries Samsung's best-in-class elements, the latest edition of Android-4.2 Jelly Bean, and the best of Google. With the biggest resolution tablet show, all new multi-user assistance, immersive HD content and the best Google applications - Nexus 10 has something for everyone.
Nexus 10 features highly effective elements within a amazingly trim, soft-to-the-touch shape – calculating an amazingly slim 8.9 mm and with a weight of just 603 grms, it's the most ideal sofa or desk partner. Nexus 10 was designed in collaboration with New samsung and comes with a high fast dual-core A15 processer and innovative MIMO WiFi, providing you web surfing around rates of speed up to 4x quicker than regular WiFi.＊ With the 1.9MP front-facing photographic camera, you'll look great as you video clip talk with up to nine buddies at once with Google＋ Hangouts, and so will your buddies on the stunning 10" show.

Nexus 10 was made for everyone have fun with. Just convert on your tablet and tap your picture to indication in to your own desltop, applications, e-mail, images and storage space. All new multi-user assistance allows each individual have their own individual space, and save their own individual high ratings on activities, all on the same tablet. With the new Think method on Nexus 10 you can show useful or wonderful information on your tablet when it's asking for. Choose to show off your picture collections, get the latest information from Google Currents, and more.

Samsung consistently firms our collaboration with Google to provide the most powerful Android operating system system experience, allowing customers to be always on the top of the game.
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