Updated: 25/04/2013 10:45 | By Editors, MSN Tech
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Google Nexus 7

Our verdict:

The Nexus 7 feels good in the hand, and works well as an ebook reader - it's obviously designed to take on the Amazon Kindle rather than the iPad. The display is no match for the iPad's Retina display, but is far higher resolution than many machines out there, and it shows. Note, though, that the backlit colour screen is not as easily readable as the Kindle Touch's E Ink screen. If you want to read an ebook in sunshine and through sunglasses, the Nexus 7 really isn't much good. And neither is the iPad.

The Nexus 7 is one of the best Android tablets around, and is certainly the best small-screen model. The software is outstanding, though this is slowly arriving on other tablets, too. The reason to buy this is that it combines a very effective design with superb light weight, a speedy processor with decent battery life and, best of all, a hugely affordable price tag.

From £159 - Check the latest prices with Bing.

Check out MSN Tech's full Google Nexus 7 review
 

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