Nexus 8 leaked design and specs are unbelievable
The Nexus line of mobile products has been the subject of numerous rumours recently that have included going in a new direction, but the leaked Nexus 8 design and specs we have today are unbelievable.
There have been months of rumours suggesting that Google will be providing a Nexus 8 tablet PC at some point in the future instead of a 7-inch slate for 2014, and now the image that you can see on this page is supposedly of the Nexus 8.
The images were sent over to the guys at Concept Phones with claims that they are legit and will be announced at the Google I/O 2014 event on June 25th. The alleged device will have an 8-inch Ultra HD display powered by a Qualcomm 64-bit Snapdragon processor running at a clock speed of 2.33GHz with 3GB of RAM.
This will supposedly be running the Android 4.5 Lime Pie operating system and come with 32 GB, 64GB, or 128GB of internal storage. While these specs sound a little farfetched the slates bezels surrounding the display are huge.
Do you think this is the real deal or fake?
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5 thoughts on “Nexus 8 leaked design and specs are unbelievable”
I’ve been looking forward ti the N8. However, if it has bezels anywhere near as large as what is shown in that picture, I want nothing to do with it.
If its real, its obviously in a case to hide it. A bezel like that would never exist on a nexus device.
That’s not a real pic wow.
You think we gonna wait years for some pieace of crap the pic shows.
Its most likey HTC and I don’t think it looks anything like a HTC device. I think it will look like the HTC one but 8″ obviously metal casing not no ugly design like that .How would they compete against iPad air with this??? Trusses.
Almost definitely fake. Bezels are too big to go along with ALSO increasing the screen size from 7.
Also, Lime Pie? Seriously, guys? You actually believe it would be named Lime Pie? Not Lemon Meringue Pie, or Lollipop, but Lime Pie after the Key Lime Pie (which is a thing people actually eat, unlike Lime Pie) fakeout last year?
I think it’s a fake picture -an 8 inch display with that size bezel would make the device much to large and defeat the purpose which leads so many people to tablets in the 7-8″ range…