When rumors about the Nexus 8 began to densify, many fans of Google Android feared stop selling the Nexus 7 . The high competitiveness and market developments seemed to some analysts justify a shift in this direction. However, for consumers the Nexus 7 has been a landmark on the value that is valuable and should continue this.
In recent months, we have seen how major brands are making a move toward tablets larger. One of the underlying motives seem to want to distance in size phablets becoming larger, already exceed 6 inches in some cases.
Another reason is out of the competitive market of 7 inches. There are two problems both have to do with the Nexus 7. It is impossible to offer quality price ratio tablet from Google, because they can offset that with little or no benefit other business areas. Amazon has chosen a similar strategy with the Kindle Fire, further complicating things, but not so successful.
That money established by the Mountain View, pushes large manufacturers to fight price, offering models with specifications almost embarrassing, coming up in competition with Chinese white tablets brand, which on paper are best ratio money.
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growth phablets and some congestion on the consumer by 7 inches could push them to leave the Nexus 7. Enter the Nexus 8 seemed more an opportunity than an obligation. More than likely they can improve the quality value for the barrage of 8-inch models we’re seeing, covering or getting additionally present what is already clearly a new category.
says this 8-inch model in April come around and hand ASUS. It seems too early a date to withdraw his little sister 7 inch before is one year in stores. Although it could be that for fall not find a successor, something we believe unlikely from here.
What you do you think? Should I bring a Google Nexus 7 in 2014 or focus only on 8 and 10 inches
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