For a limited time, the tablet of seven-inch Google will cost $ 249.99 with two year contract with Verizon.
Tablet Google Nexus 7 is now available for Verizon. Credit: CNET Verizon Wireless announced Monday that as of February 13 Google Nexus Tablet 32GB 7 will be available in physical stores and online
Consumers have two options when making your purchase. If you want the Nexus 7 without contract will pay $ 349.99, and with a two year will cost $ 249.99.
According to experts at CNET is the best tablet best price to enjoy high-definition screen of 7 inches. The Nexus 7 is noticeably lighter than the Kindle Fire HD, but not as light as the iPad or the Nook HD Mini. It also uses the Google Now personal assistant that uses voice recognition to search and gives you information when you need it.
Meanwhile, although T-Mobile no longer offers contract, you can buy the Nexus 7 32GB for $ 360 and pay it in installments over 24 months – plus $ 10 activation of the SIM card. If you move out of T-Mobile, you must pay the remaining balance. AT & T sells the Nexus 7, but by web page inventory is depleted.
A Nexus 7 32GB Tablet Play Google to use it only with WiFi U.S. $ 269.99, and an unlocked for use with the GSM network costs U.S. $ 349.99.
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