Google Nexus 10 leaks in full: 1.7GHz Exynos 5250 CPU, 2,560 x 1,600 resolution display and Android 4.2

It doesn't have the ecosystem thats for sure. Ive tried android tablets and the app support is far from good enough. Specs on this look amazing though, depends how its priced.

It doesn't have the ecosystem thats for sure. Ive tried android tablets and the app support is far from good enough. Specs on this look amazing thought, depends how its priced.

+1

Number of compelling apps still not great for Android tabs. That leaves a handful of decent games, and video watching - hampered by fixed 16GB...
Price is, ahem, interesting... Though, you may as well buy a discounted Toshiba 'Excite' or something. (It's a problem for this device: so many decent Android tabs flopped - so many on offer... e.g. quad-core Acer Iconia A210 can be had for £250)

Dual core cpu? Transformer Prime & Infinity running Quad core?????

Dual core cpu? Transformer Prime & Infinity running Quad core?????

Just got to laugh at this, do some research dude.

A dual core ARM Cortex A15 CPU outperforms a quad core ARM Cortex A9 with less power consumption, More cores do not equal more performance in this case. Tegra 3 Vs Exynos 5250, the performance is actually quite substantially better on the Exynos, whilst using alot less power. The Exynos 5250 is currently the most powerful ARM based processor on the market.

I don't see a problem with that...yet. Use a HTC One X and S side by side. No difference. In fact: I felt the S was faster. Few Android apps take advantage of quad-coreness, yet.
It actually was faster, less pixels to push & faster more efficient dual core processor.

Under £270 and one of these will be mine, doubt it though...
I reckon £300-350?
It is Samsung, so possibly even north of 350. Maybe 399.99, but i would hope its under 350 for the sake of this tablet succeeding,anything over 350 will bomb.

As an 11" Macbook air owner, still no reason to own a tablet, let alone argue the difference between their specs and ecosystems.

It doesn't have the ecosystem thats for sure. Ive tried android tablets and the app support is far from good enough. Specs on this look amazing thought, depends how its priced.

+1

Number of compelling apps still not great for Android tabs. That leaves a handful of decent games, and video watching - hampered by fixed 16GB...
Price is, ahem, interesting... Though, you may as well buy a discounted Toshiba 'Excite' or something. (It's a problem for this device: so many decent Android tabs flopped - so many on offer... e.g. quad-core Acer Iconia A210 can be had for £250)

This goes for orthodoxy in the apple world, but it's just not true. Not only does Android have more apps, it has everything you might want AND all those things apple refuse to allow you AND widgets. There's nothing I would want that I can't get, but the reverse isn't true.

Wouldn't go backward into apple land if you paid me.

I'm not asking you to go back. And I'm not denying the numbers.
Yet, YOU decree: "it has everything you might want "! Why don't you speak for yourself? Or tell me where I can download Garageband for Android? Or a good medical app? Or Thumbjam? etc etc etc etc etc etc
Also: tell me, was life difficult before widgets?
Your preferences are perfectly fine. You are well entitled to them. Just don't distort reality more than Apple have already done. And don't dictate what others should 'want'... it comes across as trolly and bullyish.

I'm denying those numbers though. Fairly sure it's not true yet.
Will say you seem somewhat obsessed with garageband tho Jan. Off to Google thumbjam.
Thought their post showed more a lack of understanding what people might want, whereas yours came across as almost bullyish to me... Bullyish? Nah, I've got nothing to gain by his submission. I'm just bored to tears by trolls who pretend they come in the name of objective truth.
It'd be so much easier for him to say, 'listen - I like and prefer Android because of a, b and c. And if anyone tries to convince me otherwise, kiss my convictions' butt'! I wouldn't argue with that.
But regurgitating half-truths as gospel? Pft...

SO: apologies. I didn't mean to bully.

As to my Garageband 'obsession' - LOL
It's not an obsession. It's just a good example. It's GB's level of 'it simply works beautifully' on its own, and in conjunction with Mac OS... There is nothing like that for Android, except for some Google services...
I'd bring other examples, but Garageband is most widely known, even amongst non-Maccers.

Read elsewhere that there are versions of this with more than 16gb too briefly flirting with being on topic.
Still wish they'd have micro SD.

Are there actually any Android apps optimised for tablets, especially one as large as this or are they all stretched out phone apps?

you dont need more than 16gb with google i have a nexus 7 all my pics and videos are on google plus , all my music is on google music , that just leaves apps i have plenty of them and still lots of room left over!

you dont need more than 16gb with google i have a nexus 7 all my pics and videos are on google plus , all my music is on google music , that just leaves apps i have plenty of them and still lots of room left over!

I understand. Same goes for iOS etc yada yada. But some folks (most importantly: ME!)
do not like to rely on some cloud services. I want space space space ....

you dont need more than 16gb with google i have a nexus 7 all my pics and videos are on google plus , all my music is on google music , that just leaves apps i have plenty of them and still lots of room left over!

Your personal opinion doesn't reflect the general consensus of the rest of us. I often load HD Films/TV Show's that are about 1-8GB in size, something that would not be possible with 8GB or very inconvenient with 16GB.

With apps getting bigger, and games getting to mad sizes (wish they'd limited that more and made the games makers work a bit harder) I see 16gb as too small and 8gb a waste of time.

As for google music make sure it's not caching them on the device if you have a lot of music, had 2gb cached music before I cleared it out.