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everyone this is Jessica Valcourt from cnet here at Google launch event for the Nexus 7 tablet just like the old Nexus 7 this one has a 7.0 2 inch screen what's different about this one though is that it has a completely full HD 1080p display it also has two cameras there's a 5 megapixel camera on the back and at one point to make a pixel camera on the front they're going to be free versions of this device it's going to come in Wi-Fi only 16 gigabytes 32 gigabytes and an LTE version as well now the backing is a little bit different sort of had more of like a tennis shoe style backing on the previous version little rubbery this one has a regular soft touch finish still seems pretty comfortable to hold and pretty grippy it is a thinner device so that means that it'll be more comfortable if you hold it up for longer periods of time the ports are still pretty minimalistic there's a headset jack we've got a power lock button and a volume rocker these are oblong and easy to press you also have a micro USB charging port at the bottom one of the most important things about this device is that it will be the first to ship with Android 4.3 is the operating system this is a version of jelly bean that's a lot like the other versions but it does come with a couple enhancements on the back end especially for gaming now this tablet is going to be going on sale in eight countries in the US you can get it for two hundred thirty dollars two hundred seventy dollars and three hundred fifty dollars depending on the capacity and if it's connected to LTE it will be sold through verizon AT&T and t-mobile we're going to get much deeper on this device to stick around with Cena I'm jessica's all heard you can catch our hands on it Cena