The presentation of the second generation of the Nexus 7 is approaching and, how could it be otherwise, the rumors and leaks about its possible Technical specifications have accelerated in recent days leaving us some really interesting possibilities, among them, that the new tablet of Asus y Google mount the spectacular processor Qualcomm de 2,3 GHz, Snapdragon 800.
Next week the I / O de Google and all experts assume that the new generation of the Nexus 7 you will see the light in it. Although it has not been as prolific in rumors and leaks as each new generation of iDevices of those of Cupertino, the new tablet of Google has had a good portion of them as well, and overall they seem to point to a considerable improvement in their Technical specifications.
At the moment there is quite a consensus that the second generation of this tablet will come with a significant increase in resolution, incorporating a screen Full HD, but according to the latest information, it could also take an important leap in the section on processor.
Despite that el Integra 3 was one of the main assets of the Nexus 7especially due to its great graphic processing power, it seems quite clear that Google y Asus they would have finally decided to abandon Nvidia and mount processors Qualcomm for second generation.
Until now, all the information we had received pointed to the fact that the chip chosen for the new model would be a Snapdragon S4 Pro, a processor that has given great results in the various mobile devices that have assembled it, but which, after all, is based on a chip from a previous generation. However, according to other media Android Help, there may be something much more interesting in the future of the tablet, since the latest speculation revolves around the possibility that it incorporated a Snapdragon 800, a processor a 2,3 GHz which has not yet been seen on any device, although there are several phablets and tablets that are expected to have it.
Without a doubt, a new generation of Nexus 7 with screen Full HD and processor Snapdragon 800 it would be more than interesting news, especially if Google maintains, as is his custom, a quality / price ratio as good as the one we are used to. However, it is clear that if this news is confirmed, we can practically say goodbye to the possibility that the price of the tablet will fall to $150, as had been speculated, although the truth is that it has always seemed more realistic to think that this new price would be the one that the first generation would receive once the second one saw the light.
Go that would be great, it would wipe out the competition….