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The Google Nexus 7 could be about to get even more awesome after reports suggest a 3G version of the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean tablet is being prepped.
According to MoDaCo, “Asus is currently ramping production in preparation for launch in around 6 weeks.”
The introduction of a 3G version would mean consumers wouldn’t have to rely on a Wi-Fi connection to browse the internet, access emails or visit their social networks. Downloads would also continue even when out of a Wi-Fi hotspot, so long as you still have a 3G connection of course.
There’s no word on what the inclusion of 3G would mean in terms of hiking up the price of the Nexus 7 - a tablet that is actually manufacturer by Asus – but it’s sure to find an audience with customers who want to stay connected on the go.
The Nexus 7 is already available in both 8GB and 16GB variants for £159 and £199 respectively.
According to MoDaCo, “Asus is currently ramping production in preparation for launch in around 6 weeks.”
The introduction of a 3G version would mean consumers wouldn’t have to rely on a Wi-Fi connection to browse the internet, access emails or visit their social networks. Downloads would also continue even when out of a Wi-Fi hotspot, so long as you still have a 3G connection of course.
There’s no word on what the inclusion of 3G would mean in terms of hiking up the price of the Nexus 7 - a tablet that is actually manufacturer by Asus – but it’s sure to find an audience with customers who want to stay connected on the go.
The Nexus 7 is already available in both 8GB and 16GB variants for £159 and £199 respectively.
