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  • I love how Google used a “scroll bounce back” animation as the N7 floats up from the bottom, as if to say, “SUCK IT, APPLE!!”

  • This same discussion is up on Gizmodo. They are such hates and remind me of my little 2 yo always whining on what others are doing. Give it a rest Gizmodo…

  • I want one but I don’t want to see it every time I launch of the page. Blocked it with Adblock in Chrome.

  • I just bought my 16 GB from Staples online today as they were back in stock. Yay, free shipping! Boo paying sales tax:(

  • I hope Google doesn’t start making advertisement this graphical on their homepage…

    As much as I love the Nexus 7, I don’t want anything but text banners for advertisements…

    • That was my first impression as well, a little put-off to see an advertisement on the Google homepage. But I think that in this case, I’m actually OK with it. Google isn’t making any money from selling the N7 (and might actually be losing a little at first, and I don’t know how they’re going to recoup the upfront costs). They designed and built it solely so that more people could afford a nice tablet.
      The only people this really hurts are companies that sell crappy tablets cheap, and companies that sell nice tablet for a lot more.

  • I found several Nexus 7 tablets at my local Walmart Saturday, shocked to actually see any at all, I quickly grabbed an employee to unlock the case, bought it and am LOVING IT!!!

  • I would never have seen it if it weren’t for you guys. I search Google through Chrome so I never go to the Google homepage.

    • Oh no, you definitely should. It’s completely worth it for gamers, developers, and web browsers all alike.

  • The Nexus 7 link has been there before. I don’t remember the picture being there though.

  • Anyone Notice the free $25 in play store money when you purchase one? I am highly debating it.

    • That’s been the case since it came out. I think you can still get the Transformers Dark of the Moon movie for free still as well.

    • What do you mean by saying you’re debating it, the tablet or if you will get the $25 credit? If you’re debating getting the tablet, go for it. I got the 16GB version and I couldn’t be happier. I have had zero issues with the tablet and it was completely worth the money. Also you will get a $25 Google Play Store credit when you first sign in on the Nexus 7 and the third Transformers movie will be added to you account.

      • only reaosn im debating is I already have a Xoom, grnated its older and outadated, but i have LTE and its running JB. Don’t know if i really want 2 tablets at this point

  • Hopefully I’ll be getting mine tomorrow.

    I didn’t even notice it this morning, since I keep my browser window pretty small.

  • As if they weren’t already hard to get a hold of, I went to Staples the yesterday to grab a new work PC, and overheard an employee telling a customer the shipment they received Sunday had already sold out.

  • Until Android supports gotomypc I can’t buy their tablet unfortunately, I have to still use the ipad and I hate apple 🙁

  • I just got my Nexus 7 on Saturday and I freakin love this thing! Anybody have any recommendations for ROMs?

  • What a great way to market the best tablet on the market. By placing it square in the middle of the most used search engine on the internet.

    Genius

    • I think it is only for certain countries, which makes sense. I am in Argentina and I can’t see it, even when I go to Google.com and not Google.com.ar. I also only have a super limited view of the Play Store here….

    • Haha! I defintely wonder. It’s funny that Siri uses Google to search for images =)…

        • well since Apple went with their own Maps app and not Google Maps, you’d think they’d make their own search engine.

          • They already came out a year or two ago and said they have no plans to enter the Internet search area.

          • @GazaIan:disqus You are correct. I should have said: you’d think they’d at least intergrate the results into Siri itself rather than open up a Google Images in the browser.

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