It has been rumored for a long time that HTC is manufacturing a new tablet for Google, the Nexus 9. However, nothing is officially known yet but the first ends can be tied up since, during this morning, the Nexus 7 appears as “ out of stock ”in the Google Play store.
Although it is only speculation, the Google Play store currently does not have stock of its tablets, both of the Nexus 7 of 16 and 32 GB (WiFi and LTE) and of the Nexus 10 (like the previous one, in neither of its two versions), so that instead of appearing the typical phrase in which the delivery time, a “We are out of stock. Please check back are ". Of course, this is not the case with the Spanish store, so if you visit it you will still have the possibility of getting one of these tablets. However, what could this stock limitation mean in other stores?
We may be able to find new units to buy shortly, but this fact opens up some interesting options. The Nexus 7 will be one year old shortly and could be replaced by a new 2014 model in a few weeks, but the most interesting "alternative" is related to the company's long-awaited new tablet, the Nexus 9.
As they point out from the source, the Nexus 9 could arrive very soon Thanks in part to the Google I / O celebration, the Mountain Viewers might be setting up the store for something "bigger." However, it is still unknown so we will have to wait for new news.
During yesterday we met the first details of the supposed next Google device thanks to a leak. The Nexus 9, also known as HTC Volantis, would bring with it a 8,9-inch screen with a resolution of 2.048 x 1.440 pixels, a 64-bit Nvidia Logan processor, 2 GB of RAM and an internal memory that will vary between 16 or 32 GB depending on the version, which will also depend on the inclusion or not of LTE connectivity. As we pointed out, the tablet would arrive with a minimum price of U.S. dollar 399, although this will surely change at the time of launch.
Via Ausdroid
