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  1. Nexus 10, Google's First 10-inch Tablet | Colour My Learning
    January 1, 2013 @ 9:34 am

    […] And a Comparison between Nexus 10 vs iPad 4. […]

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  2. Paul
    January 12, 2013 @ 4:20 pm

    Well I have an ipad 4th gen but I don’t have a nexus 10 so i can’t really comment. Because user experience is always different in real life.

    I can tell you that the ipad is pretty amazing device. And although only 1.4ghz dual core, it handles applications a lot better and faster than my old 1.4 dual core laptop. Does the android do the same? Efficient programming is the key to performance and battery life.

    Also ipad 4 has ips screen with twice the capacitor count of normal screens. What does the nexus have? Is it viewable from awkward angles? Ips technology is gorgeous and would prefer this with a lower resolution than a higher resolution non ips screen.

    Sorry I don’t have time to write any more, although a lot of advantages here for the quality build of the apple device.

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  3. Norma Norris
    February 3, 2013 @ 10:14 pm

    I had the Nexus 10 but gave it to my grandson.I liked the tablet ,but not the customer service i got from Google!My daughter told me Apple would have replaced my Tablet but Google couldnt decide who was responsible for the warranty,them or Samsung.Well that was a clue i bought the wrong device.SO….I now have Ipad 4.Not so happy with Nexus

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  4. Li-ling
    February 11, 2013 @ 5:09 am

    Norma, That’s a shabby way for Google to treat it’s clients. How are you getting on with the iPad4?

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