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Nexus 7 General Forums => Nexus 7 Polls => Topic started by: S.Prime on October 28, 2012, 02:03:50 PM
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Nexus 10 Features:
Samsung Exynos 5250 Processor
- Clocked at 1.7 GHz
- Dual-core Cortex-A15
- Mali-T604 GPU
2GB RAM
16GB internal storage (other options possible)
10.1-inch display
- 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution
- 298.9 pixels-per-inch
5-megapixel rear-facing camera
- LED flash
Front-facing camera
NFC
WiFi
Bluetooth 4.0
Dual speakers located on front of device
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499
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Thanks Sarge, 499 is corrected. :-[ I guess I was mentally blocking out that price.
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If Google uses the same business business model, I don't plan on paying close to that much! The N7 cost around $150 to make. Retailing at $200, after the retailer's cut, the profit margin is around 15%. After advertising, shipping, etc... they don't make much on these things. Given the same circumstances with the N10, I can't justify paying more than a $350 debut.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say the 32GB model will start at $299. I might be 'wishful thinking' as I think a more realistic price is probably $349 but hey...a guy can dream, can't he? Oh, and for those that read this post...although I haven't 'officially' announced it in the forum I've set up a forum for the Nexus 10 at http://nexus10forum.net (http://nexus10forum.net). Feel free to come by and register if you're interested in the Nexus 10. I'll make an 'official' announcement that the forum is open sometime near the official unveiling of the tablet.
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My vote was $329, but I think that will be a Google mistake. So I am with BFM on this one and think the N10 will be a huge success at $299. I have registered for the Nexus 10 forum, but reserved my commitment to purchase until Google gives us a price. BTW, I will jump on $299. :-)
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How about $0? I have no interest in the Nexus 10, I'm fine with my Nexus 7.
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strollin, has reminded me of a personal comment, that I made after purchasing my first tablet. I would be money ahead if I could maintain that conviction.
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I'd pay 0. I'm more than happy with a 7 inch tablet.
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The reason I say so much is that I am really hoping for a really nice high end device. I love the Xoom 2 and would pay 599 for a Xoom 2 if it had 2gb of ram and a nice quad core processor.
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I agree with Prime, in that, the $299 price will make it sell like gangbusters. Much more than that, I think the iPad market would be encroached, and I think sales would dip dramatically.
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So the official word is $399 starting point. Check it out on the play store!
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Oh, and for those that read this post...although I haven't 'officially' announced it in the forum I've set up a forum for the Nexus 10 at [url]http://nexus10forum.net[/url] ([url]http://nexus10forum.net[/url]).
I'm gonna register as I think I'm gonna buy one, but couldn't it have been incorporated into these forums with a redirection to Nexus 10 forums? There's gonna be a lot of duplication.
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If we look at the poll, no one thought the Nexus 10 would come in at the $399, "Buy in Point", so at this point, I am taking a step back and scratching my head. ;D For me, I will take a wait and see approach, as to the possible Google incentives, but I will definitely state that, I will not pay, out of pocket, the $499, "Apple established "Buy in Point", of $499", debate as you wish the features, it is still $499. Google broke the mold and was successful with the Nexus 7's pricing and I predict, that it will remain so, but I think the Nexus 10 fails to achieve the Nexus 7's advantage. I reserve the right to make a future choice to purchase the Nexus 10.
S.Prime
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Prime. I was thinking the same thing about the $499 tag.
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I don't agree guys the nexus program was never about the budgeted consumer it was about bringing out cutting edge technology and we got spoiled with the N7. If the N10 is as nice as it sounds I'm in at 499.
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I don't agree guys the nexus program was never about the budgeted consumer it was about bringing out cutting edge technology and we got spoiled with the N7. If the N10 is as nice as it sounds I'm in at 499.
Never? What was the Nexus 7? Cutting Edge with kickbutt value. Some of their phones sell in the 300 dollar range unlocked as well don't they?
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I don't agree guys the nexus program was never about the budgeted consumer it was about bringing out cutting edge technology and we got spoiled with the N7. If the N10 is as nice as it sounds I'm in at 499.
Never? What was the Nexus 7? Cutting Edge with kickbutt value. Some of their phones sell in the 300 dollar range unlocked as well don't they?
Yeah never as in never before. And it took them a while to sell their phones that cheap because I had to spend 675 dollars to get my unlocked gnex when they first came out.
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I don't agree guys the nexus program was never about the budgeted consumer it was about bringing out cutting edge technology and we got spoiled with the N7. If the N10 is as nice as it sounds I'm in at 499.
I would like to see a comparison between Nexus 10 & Samsung Galaxy Note tablet.
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The unfair thing is I read the N10's UK price is £319, and other Nexus device products generally fall into a straight line conversion (the 32gb N7 sells for $249 USD and £249 GBP). The £319 v. $399 seems way out of place. I wonder if it was an error in the article I read?
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Not quite true bird, the 32GB N7 actually sells for £199 GBP...
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Comparisons (http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/29/nexus-10-vs-the-competition-fight/).