Last month, we passed along some information about the next-generation Google Nexus 7 tablet. On Wednesday, some of that information was confirmed by a leaked screenshot that revealed alleged pricing information for the slate. According to the leak, the 16GB model will be priced at $229 while the 32GB variant will cost you $269. The information matches up with the earlier leak which had the retail price of the revamped model starting as low as $229.
The only thing we need is a launch date, and if the ASUS produced tablet is starting to get listed on retailer's inventory screens, it would seem plausible to expect the next-gen Google Nexus 7 to be introduced soon.
Leaked inventory screen confirms $229 starting price for the next-gen Google Nexus 7
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