Yesterday Google announced the new Nexus 7, which will be available starting July 30 in the US and in the coming weeks be rolled out to the rest of the world. The most significant update is probably the display, going up from a 1280x800px resolution to a full 1080p 1920x1200px, jamming up the PPI (pixels per inch) from 216 to 323 and, according to Google, making it the 7-inch tablet with the highest resolution yet. It also features the Snapdragon S4 Pro (running at 1.5GHz), the same as the Nexus 4. The RAM has been doubled, being 2GB now and the GPU swapped from a Nvidia GeForce to an Qualcomm Adreno 320. It is almost 2mm thinner than the previous generation and about 5.5mm narrower and also include stereo speakers. It will be available in 16GB and 32GB Wifi as well as 32GB LTE at $229, $269 and $349 respectively. It will also launch with the new Android 4.3.
