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The Nexus 7 hasn't stopped it, As Barron’s reported, Helstein said the continued popularity of the iPad directly impacts Google’s costs. “Industry reports suggest that the majority of mobile shopping was done on iOS devices (77% according to IBM Digital Analytics), suggesting that GOOG’s TAC increased in 4Q, as eCommerce drives paid search traffic. Increasing 4QE and ’13E TAC by 29 bps and 33 bps,” said Helfstein. The analyst estimates Google sold 3.4 million Nexus 7 tablets in Q4 at an average price of $136. The Nexus 7 16GB model sells for $199 at the Google Play store, though it was listed as sold out today. A 32GB model ($249) is listed as in stock. Helfstein has a “Perform” rating on Google shares, and a $715 price target. The stock closed Wednesday trading at $723.
Claimed to be designed on the lines of the Xperia Z smartphone, the tablet is rumored to be waterproof and dust resistant. As of now, there is no official information from Sony regarding the tablet, however, reports claim that the tablet will be making its way into the market in the latter half of the year. At the same time, if looking across the launches of past year, Google fired a shot across other major tech manufacturer's bow, with the launch of Nexus tablet range including Nexus 7 and 10 inch tablet entrant Nexus 10. Till now, both the tablets have proved to be quite successful in the Android tablet market and also have the competitive abilities to hamper the sales of Apple iPads.
This one's a given - Apple release a new iPad every year - and in fact last year they released two! Three if you count the iPad mini. Despite the iPad 4 only just having launched, the wait for a new iPad might not be long, as it's rumoured that the iPad 5 might even appear early in the year and display a slimmer, lighter form factor, more in line with the iPad mini. The iPad 4 merely got a spec boost, expect a new form factor on the iPad 5 Apple isn't likely to forget about the iPad's little brother either and it's a pretty safe bet that we'll see the next iPad mini launched in 2013. In fact, the first one might have only just been released but there are already rumours about the iPad mini 2.
The latest rumors are coming straight from DigiTimes, the Asia publication popular for its leaks regarding unannounced gadgets. Quoting anonymous sources, the guys at DigiTimes claim that Google will launch a new tablet priced below one hundred dollars next year. It seems that ASUS will manufacture the new tablet, the company that helped Google build the first Nexus 7.
There's a good chance Apple will roll out iOS 7 to go with their shiny new tablets, and while literally nothing is yet known about that, you could always check out the 12 things we want to see. Having ignored it for a long time, Microsoft is finally making a big play for the tablet market. They've launched not one, but two tablet-friendly operating systems in the form of Windows 8 and Windows RT, and Microsoft's own Surface tablet has already launched.
