Google Nexus 10 32 GB

Conclusion Check out the Google Nexus 10

Google Nexus 10

Apple iPad 4

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Infinity TF700

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FeaturesView Details

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Community RankingView Details

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PerformanceView Details

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ReviewsView Details

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First reviewed November, 2012

Features Key features of the Google Nexus 10

10.1”

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean

Display: The Nexus 10 packs an awesome display (in fact so far as PPI Resolution is concerned, it's the best on the market *mind the date).

Rated 100% by by regularJason (Jan, 2013)

screen size

Nexus 1010.1"

Kindle Fire HD8.9"

iPad 49.7"

If the quality of the display isn't a big factor for you...go for the Galaxy Note 10.1, you'll be happier.

Nexus 10 by ss--ss (Jan, 2013)

It's really amazing how they can pack so many pixels into such a small screen.

Nexus 10 by TimmySlimmy (Feb, 2013)

screen resolution

Google Nexus 10

2560 x 1600 resolution screen

Nexus 10 2560 x 1600 resolution screen

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

1280 x 800 resolution screen

Galaxy Note 10.1 1280 x 800 resolution screen

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1"

1280 x 800 resolution screen

Galaxy Tab 2 10.1" 1280 x 800 resolution screen

The display has a very good resolution and excellent quality.

Nexus 10 by Angel-Golev (Apr, 2013)

Especially apps like Google Earth, it looked fantastic so large and the detail is astonishing.

Nexus 10 by Well--the-weather-outside-it-weather (Feb, 2013)

memory

0 GB

Eee Pad Transformer Infinity TF7001 GB

iPad 41 GB

Nexus 102 GB

2 GB

camera resolution

0 MP

Galaxy Tab 2 10.1"0.3 MP

iPad 30.3 MP

Nexus 101.9 MP

2 MP

If I had to beat it up on any aspect, sure it would be nice to have a higher megapixel camera (although I would still prefer other methods of photography over holding a tablet, so it doesn't really matter to me and it's so easy to transfer high quality photos to the tablet).

Nexus 10 by Well--the-weather-outside-it-weather (Feb, 2013)

Other features include a 5-megapixel camera, an impressive 2GB of RAM and decent video codec support.

Nexus 10 by TrustedReviews (Nov, 2012)

processor

Google Nexus 10

Dual core

Nexus 10 Dual core

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Infinity TF700

Quad core

Eee Pad Transformer Infinity TF700 Quad core

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

Quad core

Galaxy Note 10.1 Quad core

The Exynos 5250 is faster than any other dual-core tablet chip we've seen, and isn't too far off quad-core chips like Tegra 3.

Nexus 10 by TrustedReviews (Nov, 2012)

And if you put a single core of the Exynos against a core of the Tegra 3 chip, there'd be no contest - the Exynos would win hands down.

Nexus 10 by TrustedReviews (Nov, 2012)

Performance Real world tests of Google Nexus 10

cpu speed

Nexus 101.7 GHz

iPad 31 GHz

Galaxy Tab 2 10.1"1 GHz

I also found that this issue of over-taxing the processor extends beyond the crashing issue as the overall smoothness and speed of my tablet rapidly deteriorated after the first few weeks of you.

Nexus 10 by CConn (Feb, 2013)

amazing tablet with cool design, verry fast processor and you can find all the application you need.

Nexus 10 by dan-kyenge (Apr, 2013)

sunspider 0.9.1 benchmark

Google Nexus 10

1,371 ms

Nexus 10 1,371 ms

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1"

2,198 ms

Galaxy Tab 2 10.1" 2,198 ms

Apple iPad 4

850 ms

iPad 4 850 ms

engadget.com

Using Chrome Beta has been a God send and it's obvious that they are working on the performance issues.

Nexus 10 by Alex-M (Feb, 2013)

Starts up really fast, web pages load as fast as my PC and I haven't seen any issues at all with chrome, the default browser.

Nexus 10 by Dan-Learned (Mar, 2013)

battery life

0 hour20 hour

Nexus 10 9 hour

Eee Pad Transformer Infinity TF700 10.25 hour

iPad 4 10 hour

battery life is good but it takes 12 hours to get 6-7 hours of battery life into it.

Nexus 10 by S.-Bates (Apr, 2013)

I use the Nexus about 20 hours per week and many aspects functions of the product are fantastic.

Nexus 10 by john-kelly (Apr, 2013)

Our analysis How does it stack up against its top 10 competitors

pros

Quite good touch screen

Capacitive
Has a webcam

1.9 MP
Has a rear camera

5 MP
Very high resolution screen

2560 x 1600
Very sharp screen

300 ppi
Big screen

10.1"
Has a gyroscope

Play games and use applications that take advantage of device rotation
Really fast processor

1.7 GHz
Has a light sensor

Automatically adjust screen brightness for environmental factors
More recent operating system

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Plenty of RAM

2 GB
Quite newly release date

Nov, 2012
Supports 3G

be online anywhere that has cell coverage
Has an accelerometer

Detects movement for interactive apps
Has a compass

Great for maps and navigation apps
Fast Bluetooth

24 Mbit/s (Bluetooth v4.0)
Has a GPS

Get directions and navigation, geotag photos
Faster sunspider 0.9.1 benchmark

1,371 ms
Supports face unlock

bypass PIN entry, easier to unlock with one hand
High resolution front camera

1.9 MP
Is multitouch

use multiple fingers at once for more complex interactions
Really fast USB

572 MB/s
Small

264 x 118 x 9 mm
Supports voice commands

Can be operated hands free

cons

Supported card formats

None
Doesn't support Flash

Many games and videos on the Internet require Adobe Flash
Doesn't have a microphone jack

Poorer input sound quality

full specs

Reviews Word on the street

	Read the review (Nov, 2012) The keyboard has been changed too, with Swype-style gesture input - quicker than the tap-tap standard method.

	Rated 83% Read the review (Nov, 2012) The Nexus 10's screen is absolutely phenomenal — its ridiculous 2560 x 1600 resolution (that's 300ppi, if you're counting) makes text look insanely sharp, its colors are really accurate, and its viewing angles are so good that I can actually lay the tablet down on my chest while I lie in bed and still comfortably watch a movie.

	Rated 80% Read the review (Nov, 2012) It also supports 802.11 b/g/n (2.4GHz and 5GHz) and MIMO Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, and NFC (near-field communication).

	Rated 78% by 133 users at amazon.com I love mobile devices, and have plenty of experience with Android, iOS, Windows RT, and webOS devices. Rated 100% by by Christopher-Lee Zero lag, zero stutter, fast and snappy graphics playback, and fluid gameplay (but take this last with caution: while every review I've seen has praised its gaming ability, I myself play relatively simple games like Steambirds or Anomaly: HD). Rated 100% by by Christopher-Lee Google has made the right calls in term of aesthetics and industrial design, while Samsung was able to bring the best hardware to the game. Rated 100% by by xplics

Type

it feels very robust, its not trying to be an iPad, and that has done wonders for it, the camera is brilliant, the interface is the best ive seen on an android tablet, no clutter, no bloatware, its just bear and ready for action.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 100% by by fadder8 (Feb, 2013)

I wanted to love this tablet so badly as I tend to love everything android.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 40% by by persistentlobster (Mar, 2013)

I have heard claims that Android is not good for Productivity but, it isn't accurate.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 100% by by P.-Perry (Dec, 2012)

Screen

Viewing angles are wide, text is crisp as can be and the contrast is stellar (from a tablet perspective, some phones are better).

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 100% by by Xandanga (Jan, 2013)

The Nexus 10 has them bookending the screen and it delivers sharp, crisp, full sound where others fall flat.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 100% by by P.-Perry (Dec, 2012)

Yes, the Nexus 10 wins on price — $399 for this incredible display is a nice deal.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 83% by by The Verge (Nov, 2012)

Operating system

I've owned both Android and Apple tablets and both are quite enjoyable, but I have to say that Apple iOS is definitely the more stable operating system.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 60% by by TimmySlimmy (Feb, 2013)

Overall, despite the lacking nature of its OS, I would say the Nexus is a pretty solid tablet, with an incredible display, a wonderfully designed casing, and great processing power.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 40% by by CConn (Feb, 2013)

For most, the iPad is still the tablet of choice, but for those looking for an alternative to Apple's much more constrained OS, Google provides what's arguably the best one yet.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 80% by by c|net (Nov, 2012)

Apps

Gmail has a great new scaling feature that lets you see the whole email at once and then pan and zoom around it, but there's so much real estate on a tablet that email width was never really an issue.

Google Nexus 10 32 GB | Rated 83% by by The Verge (Nov, 2012)