Google Tablet is ready but only start rolling from July

Google has seen good success with their ownbranded hardware whenit comes to smartphones. The Verge now reports that the Androidtablet is in fact ready, but Google won’t sell you one until July this year. Google had initiallyplanned to start selling the tablet as early as May. The reason for the delay is the required tweaking to the tablet, which will continue for a while longer. This information comes to The Verge through close sources who know a lot about the tablet. Some of thetweaks are being done to the design to try and reduce the price abit more.


The price of the official Google tablet, which according to reports is being built along with Asus has been pegged at roughly$249 (approximately Rs.13,000). The tablet will be sporting a  7-inch display running aNVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor and the Ice Cream Sandwich powered tablet is said to have Wi-Fi-only connectivity. Google’s tablet won’t bethe most inexpensive Android tablet around.  Asus is the vendor Google has chosen to work with on the tabletand Google has in the past, worked alongside others when it comes to their official Nexus Android smartphones, including HTC and Samsung. Asus is said to have shown off a tablet with similar pricingand specifications at CES, earlier this year. The MeMO ME370T tablet as it was called, too had a 7-inch display running a resolution of 1280x800.

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