People with a taste for technology are going to be left spoilt for choices this year as Samsung and Google are in loggerheads to dominate the technology domain.
Samsung boasts of range of tablet to offer including its flagship Galaxy Tab 3.10.1, on the flipside Google may not have released its Nexus 10 2 tablet but there are enough speculations via news that does offer an insight to people as to what they can expect from the upcoming device.
Despite there being plenty of failed predictions the market continues to wait with baited breath for the actual launch.
This can be accounted because Google has been putting out a series of impressive tablets. The first and second generation Nexus 7 slates testify this.
According to reports, second generation Nexus 10 will sport a 10.1-inch screen. It will also feature a superb Plane-to-Line Switching TFT touch-screen.
The device will also reportedly come with an upgraded Gorilla Class coating, 16 million colours and 299ppi.
In all probability Google will include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset and a 2.3GHz quad core Krait 400 processor according to analysts.
The device will sport a 330 GPU graphics plus 3GB RAM. Given Google has not released a new Android OS, Nexus 10 2 will run on Android 4.4 KitKat.
On the other hand its sole competitor at least in the tablet spectrum Samsung will have its Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 sports a lightweight design.
It comes with 64GB storage expansion allowing users to store as many files as they can. It runs on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and features Samsung’s TouchWiz Ul skin.
Users will find the Smart Stay feature interesting as it switches the tablet to sleep mode is the person is not looking at it.
The device sports a TFT touchscreen, 16 million colors with 1280×800 pixels. Pixel density is at 149ppi. The first generation Google Nexus 10 has better resolution compared to the Galaxy Tab 3
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