With the ever growing competencies in the tech-world of computers,
tablets, mobile devices and so forth, much of the efforts go in providing
something new to the customers’ every time. Going with the flow and keeping up
with the edge to satisfy the customers’ Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) , one of the
largest search engines, is planning to launch a new version of the Nexus 7
tablet in October in collaboration with its manufacturing partner Asus.
This new and updated version of Nexus 7 tablet would be equipped with a
cellular radio for wireless data connectivity on the go. Expected to arrive
early next month, the new model of Nexus 7 would be a 3G version and the
wireless radio is provided for the mobile data. Barring this, there would be no
other changes to the hardware from the current Wi-Fi-only model.
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Asus, the manufacturing partner of Google, is speeding up the production
of this new device, which is expected to go beyond Amazon's current Kindle Fire.
Though the launch date and availability have yet to be nailed down, the company
is on schedule for the launch in about six weeks. However, Amazon is set to
hold a media event on Thursday where it is expected to unveil new Kindle Fire
models, which could potentially include a 3G or 4G LTE variant.
Trailing its competitors, Apple had offered the cellular data
connectivity as early as 2010 with the launch of its hot pick, iPad. Infact, this
year's third-generation iPad was the first Apple device to include high-speed
4G LTE connectivity. With the Wi-Fi Nexus 7 now available a 3G version rumored
to be forthcoming, and Amazon apparently gearing up to debut new models,
competition is heating up in the smaller tablet space.
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