Even though we don’t know yet whether the Google Nexus 7 (2012) will be completely replaced by the next iteration, there’s quite the chance that it may be on the path to extinction once all the outlets run out of stock. As of now, the slate’s retail value has been reduced through a handful of stores.
The biggest difference spotted in the MRP is through Amazon which has knocked approximately Rs 4,000 off the 16GB variant. While the Play store has put the 7-inch slab on sale at Rs 15,999, the e-retailer has pegged the device at Rs 11,999. Likewise, the online shopping outlet has also trimmed down the Rs 18,999-worth 32GB Wi-Fi model’s asking amount to Rs 15,999.
Interested folks would find that eBay’s 16GB unit has been pinned at an MRP similar to that on Amazon. It looks like no other major e-retailer is selling this version of the Google Nexus 7 (2012), bearing in mind that only the 32GB variant’s retail value has been reduced by Rs 400 on Flipkart and Rs 1,000 on Infibeam.
People on the lookout for the Wi-Fi + 3G Nexus 7 (2012) will find it priced at Rs 20,999 on Amazon. Rs 21,999 is the label given to the tablet by Flipkart, while Infibeam has made it available at Rs 21,299. The slate flaunts differing retail tags starting at Rs 20,565 on eBay.
Let’s run through the device’s core specifications:
– Platform: Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
– Display: 7-inch backlit IPS display with Corning glass protection
– Resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels
– Processor: 1.2GHz quad core Nvidia Tegra 3 chipset
– RAM: 1GB
– Memory: 16GB or 32GB flash storage
– Camera: 1.2MP front-facing
– Battery: 4,325mAh