Despite Google's cancellation of its Monday Android event due to hurricane Sandy, the search giant has unveiled a full new line of Nexus products. Among the new hardware is a 32GB upgrade for the Nexus 7, which has already leaked out into hardware channels. BetaNews is reporting that one Office Depot store is currently selling the device with a price of 249.99, while the 16GB variant has seen its price drop to $200.
Office Depot's website currently lists both the 16GB and 8GB versions of the Nexus 7 as "not available for purchase at this time."
Droid Life is also said to have seen the appearance of the Nexus 7's 32GB version at Office Depot, accompanied with a $50 price drop on the 16GB model.
Multiple online retailers have already outed the existence of the 32GB model of the Nexus 7, while one customer even received the product itself.
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chuckydb serhat359nexus 7 has a very good price but $50 for 16gb more is not very attractiveReply
We have to remember that when the 8Gb version was released, it was sold at the cost of production. Adding 50$ for the 16Gb was not that greedy in this case if Asus wanted to make a bit of money!!!
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freggo serhat359nexus 7 has a very good price but $50 for 16gb more is not very attractiveReply
Wasn't the 16GB version $249 until now ?
If so one could argue that they lowered the price too much then?
As you said... $50 for 16GB is too much :-)
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_Cosmin_ And this was news a week ago... when they hit the market for first time... and second... and third... now is OLD NEWS !Reply