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Nexus 8 is bound to make a special place for itself in the history text books and that’s not just because of the fact that the Nexus 8 is going to replace the Nexus 7 series, but also because that it could very well end up being the world’s first Android tablet featuring a 64-bit Nvidia Tegra ARM CPU. Apart from its obvious 8 inch display, we don’t really know what the Nexus 8 (codenamed as “Flounder”) is going to pack in itself. However, it goes without saying that in comparison to the previous year’s Nexus 7, the Nexus 8 is bound to be a modest update. Also, some speculations even suggest that instead of ASUS, the Nexus 8 might be manufactured by HTC this time around.
As for the Nexus 10 2014, since this one hasn’t exactly made too many appearances in the form of leaks in the past, there is no saying what this 10 inch tablet could come up with. However, for what it is worth, some experts have speculated that the Nexus 10 2 2014 specs are going to be something along the lines of a Snapdragon 800 quad core processor coupled with at least 3GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage with no support for SD cards and 8MP camera on the rear side in addition to a 2MP front camera.