It looks like LG has impressed Google so much that it not only chose the former for second year in a row to manufacture the Nexus smartphone, but has also decided to use the company’s expertise for the second edition of the Nexus 10 tablet. No, the guys over at Mountain View have not revealed anything, a picture has appeared on the web that proclaims it rather determinedly, as you can see below.
One of the images has been posted on Reddit by a very unhappy O2 employee who has promised to be back with more details as soon as he lays his hands over them. And it is the other one that goes on declare that LG is the company behind the gadget. It has been codenamed LG-V510. This picture also surfaced through Reddit and was spotted by Phone Arena, but was taken off later, reveals 9to5Google.
Nothing is known about its specifications and features, but what is pretty obvious is that it will rock the Android KitKat 4.4 OS. Potential buyers will have the option of choosing between the shades like black and white. And one of its main specifications is the support for the LTE networks. Another thing that goes without saying is that it will offer a touchscreen real estate of 10 inches. We are not expecting anything less than a quad core processor and 2GB of RAM to go with it.
The Google Nexus 10 tablet’s price has also been released and it is likely to be priced at £299 in the UK, with or without contract, we are not sure.