Re:Google retires the Pixel C tablet as it shifts focus to t...
by revelation on Thursday December 28, 2017 @08:05PM
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How are they still using the Nexus 7? I mean, mine didn't outright break, but it sure as hell doesn't have a remotely usable performance. Something with the storage in them degenerating to the point of a cassette drive.
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Re:Google retires the Pixel C tablet as it shifts focus to t...
by frou_dh on Friday December 29, 2017 @06:38AM
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I had a Nexus 7 (2012) that was barely ever used. Even that became comically slow as dirt. Was really an eye-opener about how bad a lack of attention from a vendor can be. They'd moved onto the next thing and evidently did not care one iota.
Re:Google retires the Pixel C tablet as it shifts focus to t...
by pricechild on Thursday December 28, 2017 @08:25PM
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The original model (2012) was pretty terrible as you mention.
The 2013 (with rear facing camera) is still more than usable. I'm more than happy and have bought several over the years. (Rough environments, but £50 used on ebay is doable)
Re:Google retires the Pixel C tablet as it shifts focus to t...
by Keyframe on Friday December 29, 2017 @07:39AM
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I have that last model of Nexus 7 and it still works wonderfully. I love that thing to death. If it had SD slot, it would be perfect. However, there's OTG - so, until it breaks it's wonderful.
Re:Google retires the Pixel C tablet as it shifts focus to t...
by krzyk on Friday December 29, 2017 @06:31AM
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Yes, it slows down quite a bit (2012 model), but it still is the best tablet I've seen.
I don't want any manufacturer "features" on Android, I just want a pure Android experience. And also looking for a replacement for my parents aging Nexus 7.