There’s a ton of buzz surrounding these impressive tablets. Google Nexus 10 one of them. Google introducing their new tablet to market. This model has to competitive with other models in the market that are already available. So Google is well planned and design for the Nexus 10 tablet.

Design:

Well, it’s not to say that the Nexus 10 is an ugly duckling, but rather it’s too cookie cutter to take away from the unique and delicate appearance of its rival. Below the screen we can see a very useful pulsating LED notification light beneath its display. Nexus 10 feature distinctive and springy power buttons and volume controls that are easily accessible around their trims. Making it convenient for us, it’s nice to know that the micro USB port of the Nexus 10 provides for charging and data connectivity.
Display:

It’s amazing to know that the Nexus 10 is sporting the higher resolution with its display. Specifically, it’s a 10-inch 2650 x 1600 True RGB Real Stripe PLS display that delivers a class-leading pixel density of 300 ppi for tablets. It has the higher brightness output to make it more visible in outdoor settings, and it produces colors that are more vibrant – thus, giving it that alluring wow factor from afar.

Processor and Memory:

Its processor comes 1.7 GHz dual core Samsung Exynos processor with 2GB of RAM inside. We’d desperately ask to see a microSD slot in the Nexus 10, but sadly, it’s stuck with either 16GB or 32GB of internal storage.

Camera:

5-megapixel camera for Nexus 10. It’s the sharper visuals produced by the Nexus 10. Sure, it’d take a lot for us to instinctively use a tablet to snap photos, but if these are the only things around at the moment, we’d undeniably stick with the Nexus 10. It’s hard to imagine we’re dealing with “high-def” video recording here, but the Nexus 10 appears to be the lesser of two evils.