Google’s latest Nexus-branded hardware went on sale in Europe today. The Nexus 4
smartphone and Nexus 10 tablet were both due to be available today on
the Play store, alongside the refreshed Nexus 7 tablet. But it appears
that the newest Nexus hardware is selling out fast. Both versions of
Nexus 4 are now listed as ‘coming soon’ on the Play Store in the U.K.,
and the 32GB version of the Nexus 10 tablet is also apparently no longer in stock.
At the time of writing the 16GB Nexus 10 is still listed as ‘in stock’ in the U.K. store, while all versions of the Nexus 7 mini tablet are ‘in stock’. The Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 also went on sale in Australia earlier today — and have both now sold out, according to AusDroid.
We’ve reached out to Google to confirm the sales situation in Europe
and will update with any response. It’s unclear how much stock of the
new Nexus devices Google has made available. It’s notable that the Nexus
7 mini tablet does not appear to have sold out in the U.K., in any of
its flavours (16GB, 32GB, 32GB plus 3G) — despite being beefed up with
more memory.
The Nexus 4 is made by LG, and — in addition to running the very latest iteration of Google’s Android OS, 4.2 Jelly Bean — it packs a 4.7 inch display and a 1.5GHz quad-core chip. In the U.K. its price-tag starts at £240 for the 8GB version — which effectively means you’re getting a high end 3G device for a mid-range price.
Meanwhile, the Nexus 10 tablet is made by Samsung, powered by its Exynos 5 dual-core chip. Its biggest boast is a resolution of 2,560 x 1,600. Its price-tag starts at £320 for the 16GB version.
At the time of writing the 16GB Nexus 10 is still listed as ‘in stock’ in the U.K. store, while all versions of the Nexus 7 mini tablet are ‘in stock’. The Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 also went on sale in Australia earlier today — and have both now sold out, according to AusDroid.
The Nexus 4 is made by LG, and — in addition to running the very latest iteration of Google’s Android OS, 4.2 Jelly Bean — it packs a 4.7 inch display and a 1.5GHz quad-core chip. In the U.K. its price-tag starts at £240 for the 8GB version — which effectively means you’re getting a high end 3G device for a mid-range price.
Meanwhile, the Nexus 10 tablet is made by Samsung, powered by its Exynos 5 dual-core chip. Its biggest boast is a resolution of 2,560 x 1,600. Its price-tag starts at £320 for the 16GB version.
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