Review: Google Nexus 9

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The Nexus 9 is an intriguing entry into the tablet space. By making it the first device to feature the latest, greatest Android Lollipop OS, Google seems to be making a statement about its renewed commitment to tablet users and this is a good thing.

The Nexus 9 is built by HTC, which hasn’t had great success with tablets and which hasn’t made a new tablet since 2011, but who was compliant enough to take the design language of the Nexus 7 and Nexus 5 and incorporate some of its own features (i.e. BoomSound speakers) into the mix. 

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Google Nexus 9 now up for pre-order

Google already announced the price for its Nexus 6 phablet. Now, they are announcing that the HTC-made tablet is up for pre-order. You can pre-order it from HTC, the Play Store, Amazon, and Best Buy. These orders will reportedly ship out on November 3. It will be available in three flavours: Wi-Fi only with 16GB and 32GB as well as an LTE version. The 16GB model retails for US$399, while the 32GB variant will be available for $479. The LTE tablet, however, will be available at a later date for $599. It will be available in black and white first but there will also be a “sand” colored model coming out later this year. With the announcement of the new Nexus tablet, Google has also discontinued sale of the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

Source: The Verge