Google unveils high-resolution, Snapdragon-equipped Nexus 7 successor

The thoroughly-leaked tablet starts at $229, launches July 30th.

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gandalfSVG[/url]":66tkvzjh]I don't like the big bezels on the top and bottom.

Speaking from the perspective of someone whose only tablet is the original Kindle Fire (which has bezels that seem to be about an inch wide), wide bezels are a virtual necessity for a 7-inch tablet. While it seems like a waste, it allows a user with small-to-average size hands to comfortably hold it with one hand as one would hold a clipboard, or some such, without accidentally touching the screen. Smaller bezels would require either two hands, or being able to get a decent grip around the entire back of the tablet, while twisting one's wrist uncomfortably.

EDIT: Ninja'd by Xavin! I obviously must learn to type more quickly.