Google's Nexus 9 is already out in the market as of November 3. And as early as now, it has been receiving good feedback from its first users and from different technology websites.
According to Business Insider, the newly released Nexus 9 " feels like the first real high-end tablet to join the Nexus lineup. Its design feels elegant and durable, the screen is super sharp, and its a pleasure to use." Its screen has 2048 x 1536 resolution, which is the sharpest Google has ever came up with among all its tablets.
Interestingly, the Android Lollipop, the os running Nexus 9 and Google's newest Android version, is also more colorful which comes with a whole lot of "subtle animations" which is called Material Design by Google. It is reportedly the easiest Android version to use so far. Also, Nexus 9 is the first Nexus tablet to come with a metal frame, which makes it look more elegant and high-end than its predecessors, though a bit heavier.
The tablet runs with a 2.3GHz nVidia Tegra K1 64 bit quad-core processor, and an added Kepler DX1 graphics card, having a 2GB of RAM. Its LCD display measures at 8.9 inch with 2048×1536 resolution. Screen is made of Gorilla Glass, which means the device is "scratch-and-impact-resistant." It also features an 8MP camera on the rear that comes with an auto-focus and LED flash, while it has a 1.6MP camera on the front.
The new tablet runs on a 6,700 mAh battery which can last up to around nine hours when browsing the web over Wi-Fi. It also contains a micro-USB port, 3.5mm audio, and the high-quality HTC BoomSound, by which the HTC M8 is known for. The Nexus 9 also comes with dual microphones.
Nexus 9 has 16GB version which is priced at $400, while its 32GB variant is priced at $479. It was reported by Business Insider that Google will launch Nexus 9 with cellular data connection in the coming months. Stay tuned for more Nexus 9 update.
