Report: Google to Launch the New Nexus 10 Tablet Next Week

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Doug Drinkwater for TabTimes 2013-11-16 19:06:01 UTC

There have been precious few details on Google’s second-generation Nexus 10, but new reports are now suggesting that the 10-inch tablet could go on sale as early as next week.

A product page for the device was temporarily listed on the Google Play store earlier this week, indicating the tablet would go on sale Nov. 21. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Google has since deleted the page from its website.

SEE ALSO: Samsung and Google reportedly close to launching new 10-inch Nexus tablet

The story was first spotted by Ubergizmo , although the tech website has since removed its article on the issue.

Little is known about the second-gen Nexus 10 at this time — although a recent leak claimed that the device comes with the same 2560 x 1600 resolution display, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 CPU and 3GB of RAM. It is also expected to launch with Android 4.4 Kit Kat, the latest iteration of Android that is now available for most other Nexus tablets.

SEE ALSO: New Nexus 10 tablet gets spotted with Android 4.4 on Google Play

The tablet launch could coincide with some other major Google news, however, with the tech giant reportedly planning to announce some important changes on the way tablet apps are discovered on Google Play.

Stay tuned to TabTimes for further news as it becomes available.

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