The 32GB Google Nexus 7 price as well as its release date details have once again surfaced through another retailer, raising hopes for all those who found 8GB or 16GB of internal memory quite insufficient for hoarding their content. Interestingly, the device appears to be already in stock, with buyers currently being able to exchange their tablet for an upgraded one by paying the difference.
The Verge broke this piece of news based on the details provided by an intrepid tipster who got hold of the 32GB Nexus 7 at a local Staples outlet in Kissimmee, Florida. What has also got our attention is that this yet to be announced version of the tablet has gone up for sale at the same cost as the 16GB variant which will cost $249.
According to the sources at Staples, the 32GB variant of the slab will be available for purchase from October 29 onwards. What’s more, the overall cost of the 16GB version is said to drop down to $199, which could be a good option for those who can compromise on the lower internal storage or lack of support for memory expansion. The 8GB model could be taken off from the available purchase options, adds the source.
As for the specifications, here’s what buyers can expect from this particular version – From the total 32GB of internal memory, it is reported to provide just about 28GB of hoarding space. It could have the Jelly Bean platform running the entire show, instead of the Ice Cream Sandwich OS. But customers might not be able to get their hands on an additional $25 Google Play credit.
If this rumor holds true, the release date of the 32GB Nexus 7 could fall by the end of this month at a retail price of $249.