It's
not surprising that the first tablet to carry Google's brand would
attract attention from hardware analysts. Nor is one of their key
conclusions much of a shock--the $199 price tag on the new Nexus 7
doesn't leave Google much of a profit margin.
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A Prehuman Diet So Diverse It Included Trees
By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD
Australopithecus sediba apparently lived on a diet of leaves, fruits, wood and bark, scientists reported.
谷歌公司週三發佈了平板電腦Nexus 7、家庭娛樂設備Nexus Q和新的Android手機軟件操作平台Jelly Bean。
acquiescence, quiescence,Australopithecus sediba,h...
Jim Wilson/The New York Times
Google’s Retro Feature: Made in the U.S.A.
By JOHN MARKOFF
With its wireless Nexus Q home media player, Google is resisting the
accepted wisdom that consumer electronics products can no longer be
built in the United States.
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