Google is working on a device that would compete with Apple's iPad, and plans to release it later this year, according to a Google employee who has been briefed on the project. [via NYT] It was earlier reported that the Google tablet, referred to as the Nexus tablet, would be priced between $149 and $199, making it a Kindle Fire competitor. On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Google plans to sell co-branded tablets through its own online store, just as it did with the Nexus One smartphones in 2010. The Nexus One, a co-branded phone made by HTC, didn't sell well and Google eventually shut down the store. Selling a tablet is different from selling a smartphone. Most consumers buy smartphones with a plan and Google couldn't sell plans because it is not a carrier. Tablets, however, sell without plans so Google could well succeed this time. Google's renewed efforts to sell online will focus exclusively on tablets and Google has reportedly ...
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