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what's up guys it's Lou from unbox therapy and today we're taking a look at the newly released Nexus 10 from Google built in conjunction with Samsung this thing's an absolute beast and it's packin a vanilla Android experience which I'm always a huge fan of on top of that and maybe even more importantly it has a fantastic display with an incredible resolution 2560 by 1600 to be exact for an effective PPI of 300 in simple terms the best resolution you can get on a tablet it surpasses even that of the retina display on the latest generation iPad now jumping inside the box will notice a couple of accessories that come along with the tablet and a little bit of paperwork from Google and Samsung we have a microUSB to USB cable this will be used of course to charge the device by plugging it into this power brick that is also been included taking a closer look at the actual tablet on the bottom you'll notice this unusual connector this will likely be used in the future for docking the device it reminds me of a connector available on the Galaxy Nexus which I used for a dock on the side of the device is where you'll find your microUSB port as well as your headphone jack and as we spin around to the top corner that's where you're going to find your volume rocker as well as your power switch the only other port that you're going to find on the device is a micro HDMI which will be used for high-definition video output looking at the front where the screen is you're also gonna notice two well hidden speakers that's correct you've got stereo speakers on here and they're right where they should be on the front of the device so you won't have muffled sound like some of the competitors that put the speakers in different locations you've also got a forward facing and rear facing camera and it features a really nice grippy texture on the back of the unit meaning you can hold it comfortably with one hand which can't be said for every single tablet in this specific form factor at around 10 inches so getting a closer look at the screen I'm hoping that you can appreciate some of the sharpness it is very difficult to portray to you through a video like this just how sharp and crisp these displays are because chances are you're watching this video on a screen that features a lower pixel density than that of the actual tablet but something else worth mentioning is just how snappy this device is I'm sure some of it has to do with the hardware but I also think Google has done a great job of optimizing their operating system because the same can be said for my Nexus for everything is incredibly snappy on my phone as well so Google is doing some great things in the mobile device space this is a very beautiful device to use and to look at and I'm really starting to appreciate it I'll probably have more insight as I spend more time with it but this is just being the unboxing and first look thanks as always for watching guys if you enjoyed this content please remember to give it a like in a favorite as it does help out a bunch and I'll catch you guys on the next video thanks bye