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The rear camera is also capable of shooting 1080p video.

As cheesy as this may sound... it's pretty awesome, because I don't find myself running to the charger every few hours, let along daily.

Retina display has sharp, vibrant, very good experience.

The quad core really shows its stuff.

I am an architecture student and unless I want to pay $1,500+ I can't get an i7 laptop with a 15" or bigger screen that can last much longer than 3 hours on battery (and weigh less than 7 pounds).

The Novo 7 Fire / Flame has a Dual Core processor that is fast - making web browsing quick; and so is using Apps like a trial version of the new MS Office Suite for Android that Microsoft officially releases next month; as well as using processing-intense programs such as 3D games - which work well with no lag time - based on some of the popular titles I tested out.

I mainly use the rear camera with the CamScanner HD application and the front one for Skype.

Having both front and rear cameras is handy and the picture quality is good as well.

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).