NEXUS 7 II

Nexus 7 II is the best small tablet gets even better

     New nexus 7  is now the world's highest resolution screen in a 7-inch tablet. With a vibrant, 7-inch Full HD display packed with more than 2.3 million pixels for a stunning 323 ppi (pixels-per-inch) and a gorgeous display really pays off when you're running an app that uses each pixel and every bit of the tablet's processing speed to the fullest, such as the EA game Real Racing 3.

   BODY

    Dimensions   200 x 114 x 8.7 mm (7.87 x 4.49 x 0.34 in)

    Weight           290 g (0.64 lbs) for nexus 7 Wi-Fi, 299 g (0.66 lbs) for nexus 7 LTE

    At 7.87 x 4.49 x 0.34 inches, it's slightly slimmer than the original google Nexus 7, which measured 7.81 x 4.72 x 0.41 inches. So it's a tad a thinner, and therefore even easier to hold in one hand, something we've never felt entirely comfortable doing with the wider iPad mini. it's the perfect size to toss in a bag or even a coat pocket. a featherweight at just 0.64lbs (290g).

  SOUND

   

      Loudspeaker    stereo speakers which offers support for full 5.1

      3.5mm jack        Yes

    Google nexus 7 II 2013 include the HE-AAC codec that shipped with Android Jelly Bean, and offer Fraunhofer’s Cingo technology, which offers support for full 5.1.

    There are several ways to enjoy it. One way is  we call “CINGO” virtual surround sound technology. That takes a movie that was sold in 5.1 audio and it allows the consumer to listen to the 5.1 audio over standard stereo headphones or, in case of the Nexus devices, the built-in stereo speakers. It’s surround rendering that works over stereo hardware for an immersive experience on the go. The other option is to plug in your Nexus device with an HDMI cable to your home theater system. In that case you get the Google Play Movies with 5.1 surround sound out of your living room speakers. An HD experience from video and audio quality that’s as good as from a DVD or HDTV broadcast.

  The tablet features a 3.5 mm combo audio mini-jack as well, so you can connect headphones and/or an external microphone.

   DATA

           

       WLAN          Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band

       Bluetooth   Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, LE

       NFC             Yes

       USB             Yes, micro USB ( OTG ) v2.0

Google nexus 7 II 2013 has a micro USB port for charging and sync. That little micro USB port hides a secret  it’s compatible with the USB "OTG" or "On The Go" standard.
What this means is that with the help of a micro USB to USB adaptor you’ll be able to connect USB peripherals such as mice, keyboards and gamepad controllers to the tablet. One fine example is the PlayStation 3 controller, which we’ve hooked up in order to blast zombies on the awesome Dead Trigger game. These adaptors can be bought  from Amazon less than  $2.

CAMERA        

          Primary        5 MP, 2592х1944 pixels, auto focus

          Secondary   Yes, 1.2 MP

          Video            Yes, 1080p / 30 fps

          Features      Geotagging, touch focus, face detection

The camera in Google Nexus 7 II is 5 megapixel with a resolution 2592 x 1944 pixels.There's no LED flash, so don't count on it doing wonders in low-light situations. the front camera is 1.2 MP.

With android 4.2 Jelly Bean you will get a cool feature dubbed photo sphere.it's a panorama mode on steroids and allows you to capture photos in multiple directions.

The camcorder have a good option that you can switch between 720p and 1080p video recording 

If you don't need the larger files you should choose option 720p that come with the increased resolution , but if you want plenty of detail and smooth frame rate  you should choose 1080p option.

The video sound is recorded as mono .