Many clues and hints has been spotted leading the fans to believe that the highly anticipated Google Nexus 10 2 is nearing its release. It is a well-known pattern where the price of a device gets reduced by a huge margin could only mean a successor is on its way.
Well, at least that is happening at the moment as both Google Nexus 7 and 10 are going on major promotion. Amazon is letting go of the 2013 Nexus 7 at $223.19 for the 16GB version and $239 for the 32GB version.
Staples is also spotted to have dragged the price down for the same Nexus 7. The tablet is going off at only $199 for the 16GB version and $229 for the 32GB version. Both devices were priced at $229 and $269 before the deal.
As for the original Nexus 7, prices are spotted to be at $191.99 for the 16GB and $160.90 for the 32GB.
Then there is the Nexus 10. The biggest tablet in Google’s inventory is previously priced at $399. Now, consumers can get for only $346.74 for the 16GB version and $382.89 for the 32GB version instead of the usual $499. Again, this is on Amazon.
There have been many rumours surfacing lately which hints on HTC that will take charge in developing the next Nexus tablets. Nevertheless, we will expect to get more scoops on the matter during Google’s I/O Conference later this year.
