There seems to be no end to the leaks that have plagued the almost-confirmed new Nexus 7 revamp which is expected to be announced by Google on July 24. This time around, we have the official press shots that have been outed by infamous Twitter account, EVleaks. A number of fresh changes which have made their way into the tablet have been brought to the fore by these leaked images.
For one, the slate seems to be sporting a rear camera; a feature which its predecessor had chosen to skip employing. This is in line with a recent leak that had also showcased the presence of a rear snapper on the tablet. The dotted pattern which graces the current version of the device has been traded for a smooth surface it seems, while dual speaker grills at the top and bottom of the back have also been granted to it.
A press image of the side profile shows a slim design approach. Past reports have suggested that the new Nexus 7 will be grabbing hold of a 1,920 x 1,200 pixel 7-inch display, rather than the 720p panel of its precursor. And then there’s also a rumor suggesting the that the rear camera will come with a 5MP sensor. A Qualcomm APQ8064 motherboard is said to have made its way into the tablet, meaning a quad core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor will indeed form part of it.
The new Nexus 7 is almost certain to be announced at the July 24 event which will be hosted by Google, and we are also expecting to catch the first official glimpse of the Android 4.3 update at this invitational.