Don't miss
Home   >   Nexus   >   Nexus 10 is Coming With Quad Core Processor and 8 Core Graphics

Nexus 10 is Coming With Quad Core Processor and 8 Core Graphics

By on January 23, 2013

nexus 10

As of now it is just a rumor but according to the sources Nexus 10 is going to be launched in this years WMC, having Quad Core Processor and 8 Core Graphics

nexus 10 specs

A new, second generation Google Nexus 10 could be currently in the works. It will be very close to the currently selling Nexus 10 in terms of looks but should feature a nice performance boost.Apparently one such device  was present at CES, Google is said to be preparing a second-generation Nexus 10 tablet for Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month.

The device will reportedly offer a quad-core processor and faster graphics, making it a significant improvement over its predecessor  which was only launched last November Bright Side of News a site that covers the semi-conductor industry, claims it saw the new Nexus 10 at CES earlier this month but it was disguised within an existing Nexus 10 body. So how did they know it wasn’t the same tablet? Because a benchmark test showed that the performance between the device and the original was like night and day.

The benchmark also revealed different internals, including a quad-core processor, and a new 8-core Mali-T678 graphics processing unit. This would make the new Nexus 10 significantly snappier than its predecessor which only offers a dual-core Exynos 5 processor, and a quad-core Mali-T604 GPU. If Google did unveil a new Nexus 10 at MWC next month, it would come just three months after the original made its debut in the United States. Refreshing the device so soon seems a little hard to imagine — and quite possibly a little hard to stomach for new Nexus 10 customers.

However Bright Side of News claims that the device won’t actually be available for several months — possibly going on sale during the back-to-school period. if that’s the case, the device could actually get its grand unveiling at Google I/O this summer which seems to make a lot more sense. We’ll be at CES next month though so if Google does have anything new to show off you’ll hear about it as soon as we do.
 

About Ali Fayyaz Malik

Hi, Everyone This is Ali, I am From Sydney, Australia. Blogging is my hobby and passion as well and since i have a keen interest in technology related news and stories so here I am keeping you posted with hot and live news about Technology world @ iTechBook.net

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Leave a Reply