Nexus 10 Spotted at Walmart

[nj02vette]

Thought some may find interesting.

 

[mekkerlc]

Yes, they are in stock at our Walmarts as well...however, they are only carrying the 32g and not the 16g, of course the one I want is the 16g!

 

[nj02vette]

Yes, they are in stock at our Walmarts as well...however, they are only carrying the 32g and not the 16g, of course the one I want is the 16g!

I think Walmart is only going to carry the 32GB version, at least for the near future as that's all they've publicly stated.

 

[4ubest]

purchased one today at Walmart.. they had at least two in stock. it is charging now and should be complete in a couple of hours. My goal is to compare the web browsing speed of this and my lower end i7 new laptop against my nexus 7 which was updated yesterday to 4.2.1.

 

[DruDog]

did they have any cases?

 

[nj02vette]

did they have any cases?

Nope.

And on that thought, I didn't see any cases or accessories for almost any of their other tablets......except the iPad of course.

 

[Fromako]

purchased one today at Walmart.. they had at least two in stock. it is charging now and should be complete in a couple of hours. My goal is to compare the web browsing speed of this and my lower end i7 new laptop against my nexus 7 which was updated yesterday to 4.2.1.

Lower end i7? What madness do you speak of? I love my N10 but anything with an Intel Sandy or Ivy bridge will crush it. Although after carrying around my N10 so much my laptop now feels like a thousand pounds. (Granted it has a nice Intel processor and was only ~$300 so ultra portable it is not.)

 

[4ubest]

Lower end i7? What madness do you speak of? I love my N10 but anything with an Intel Sandy or Ivy bridge will crush it. Although after carrying around my N10 so much my laptop now feels like a thousand pounds. (Granted it has a nice Intel processor and was only ~$300 so ultra portable it is not.)

not madness but AMD history since the 90's and unfamiliarity with tablet architecture.