WSJ: Nexus 9 out soon, courtesy of HTC

[Ravynmagi]

https://twitter.com/upleaks/status/519035355882725376

That looks nice. Some of the earlier alleged (phony photoshop horror jobs) leakers looked pretty bad. But this looks good. And think it's cool Google is trying out the 4:3 aspect ratio. Though I think Microsoft (and ironically Google on the Pixel) got it right with the 3:2 ratio, think that's a perfect balance.

 

[s44]

It's a 4:3 Tablet.

Do not want. But mostly curious whether Google actually starts adding to the tablet experience in L rather than subtracting.

 

[SKORPI0]

http://www.computerbase.de/2014-10/neue-details-und-bilder-zum-nexus-9/

2048x1440, 281ppi. No microSD slot? $399(16gb), $499 (32GB)

translated from german..

New details and first image for Nexus 9
Google Nexus (2014)

From a report of the American "Federal Communications Commission" (FCC) will emerge more technical details of the Nexus 9 from HTC and Google. The documents confirm that the Nexus Tablet 9 will be available in two memory variants. A first image there.

In addition to a model with 16 gigabytes of internal memory, a version with 32 gigabytes will appear. In the past, Google demanded a premium of 100 euros for the larger version. Rumors that the Nexus is over 9 ac-Fi, Bluetooth (4.0) and NFC have to be confirmed by the documents. The SAR value is 1.22 W / kg and 0.67 W / Kg.

The Nexus 9 has already passed the tests of the regulatory authority between the 16th and 19th of May. When the tablet will appear on the market, it is also the rumor mill is still silent from.

 

[SlitheryDee]

I may want this. Depends on price and how well it reviews.

 

[antihelten]

2048x1440, 281ppi. No microSD slot? $399(16gb), $499 (32GB)

The resolution is not actually 2048x1440, it's 2048x1536 (which is a proper 4:3 resolution). The reason for the discrepancy in the screenshot is likely because the person who made the ad pulled the resolution from the tablet using software, which tends to ignore the space taken up by the soft buttons (which takes up 96 pixels)*

*If you want to test this on your own device just download CPU-Z, which shows this behavior.