Google Debuts First Nexus 7 Commercial

[Guest]

Instead of focusing on the tablets impressive hardware features or competitive pricing, the ad takes a more real world approach.


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[zzz_b]

I bought one while on a trip in NY. It is a very nice hardware. Would not trade it for anything else out there at the moment!

 

[CaedenV]

Man, I can't wait till my kid is old enough to go camping 😀

 

[kcorp2003]

i always thought camping now a days is to escape from the every day world of luxury items and technology. exploring and eat your kill (if its possible).


But from this commercial. its telling me that the tablet doesn't run out of battery. until at the very end, i saw the house. lol

 

[Osmin]

They should have demonstrated the Siri like function, mentioned the quad-core hardware, Mention the speed gain with Jelly Bean, and show the low price at the end. The average consumer will think this is the average Android tablet clone and nothing special about it. You need to show it is better than the Kindle Fire with the same price but with freebies and $25 store credit.

 

[nuvon]

If this were iPad ad, I am sure there will be tons of harsh negative comments.

 

[digiex]

"Who need the grass if the horse is already dead"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/jul/22/google-nexus-7-16-surprise

 

[superp]

It seems everyone is rushing in "new" phones that all looks the same. They day which everybody wares silver jumpsuit is closing in. yeah...

 

[killerclick]

Joyless and somewhat misleading (until the very end). I still like the original iPad commercial best, no specs, no technobabble and lots of energy, even if it's a copy of an older Apple Newton commercial.

Still, I'd much rather buy the Nexus 7 if only Google wanted to sell it to me!

 

[kawininjazx]

If I was going camping I would leave my tablet at home...

 

[eddieroolz]

If you're out in nature, enjoy the nature, not the tablet.

 

[c4v3man]

If Google Goggles actually worked well, and it maybe had Nokia's 41MP camera sensor, I could see how a smartphone could make camping more educational. Especially if it was on Verizon with it's decent coverage, especially out in the sticks.

That being said, the WiFi range of the Nexus 7 does seem quite impressive in my own testing. Better than my android smartphones and Blackberry Playbook. I could see the tablet being operational that far outside of the home with a decent wifi router/access point.

 

[king smp]

any more news about the overheating problems and half the touchscreen not working?