Edit: Kellen– never boring. Straightforward, hit all the highlights (seemed like), made sure to show us what we probably won’t like on it (agreed on the keyboard). Overall, nice showcase of the device. I’m so jealous of the I/O edition.

And can I just take a second to say that I am ecstatic that this project came to fruition. I’m one of those people in the group that has held out on buying a tablet until android delivered a device that had a comparable experience for half the cost, and Google has made that dream come true. I’m really starting to think that this whole media/content thing is really going to start kicking off in the future– selling software is like selling an idea. You can sell an idea to the whole world, and still have plenty of stock left over. Hell, I’m an avid comics fan and its just awesome to be able to read all the old 60′s avengers comics and everything. Something that used to never be possible. I can’t wait to start burning cash in the Marvel app on this Nexus 7, its going to be great .

I mean, Google TV was a good idea, but not enough to shift the way that people get content onto their big screens at home. Now, with the new Google Play store and the Nexus Q delivering content– and being able to control how you browse and find the content from a device like the Nexus 7– I mean it really is all starting to come together.