Light and small enough to hold on one hand, a powerful quad-core Quad-core Tegra 3 processor, scratch-resistant Corning glass display, a battery that literally lasts the whole day, running the latest Android OS - Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and best of all - a tablet we can afford (£159 for the 8GB and £199 for the 16GB model).
What's there not to like about the Nexus 7?
On the downside, I just wish it had a back facing camera, higher resolution camera as well. I guess, that's how they kept the price down.
Anyway, apart from some jealous iPad owners, everyone seems to be singing it's praises:
The Nexus 7 will drastically change the way I buy mobile phones
Google Nexus 7: a device that finally raises awareness of the 7 inch form factor
CNet UK's Google Nexus 7 review
PC Advisor's Google Nexus 7 review
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