AnTuTu benchmark database has again tipped out Google's next Nexus 8.9 or Nexus 9 that may be unpacked on October 31 as an LTE variant of the tablet. As per the reports, it is expected that after Motorola-made Nexus X, now the firm has partnerships with HTC to launch its next generation device that is codenamed as Volantis. Notably, It is expected to be released to provide Amazing performance and now it has been posted by a popular benchmark with impressive score of 45,923.
As per the new listing of benchmark, the tablet is power packed with an 64-bit Nvidia Tegra K1 SoC that has a clock speed of 2.5GHz. In accordance with Tktechnewsblog, Nexus 9 comprises an IMEI number that basically known as International Mobile Station Equipment Identity and gesticulate that handset might be arriving with the inclusion of cellular network as well as NFC connectivity. However, the blog also anticipates that Google's LTE-variant will incorporate Non-removable Li-Po battery.
Moreover, the handset is speculated to be launched with the comprisal of Android L 5.0, which is the version of Android L and it has been rumored to be named as Android Lemon Meringue Pie (LMP). According to the prior leaks, tablet might be exhibited on the ledges of marketplace with 8.9 or 9 inch display that will deliver a pixel resolution of 2048x1440p.
Although, all the specs and features are identical to the previously spotted specifications by the multiple sources, but there is a slight confusion about its RAM that is now rumored to be 4GB instead of 2GB. But, the most eye catching part of the device is its exceptional 64-bit Tegra K1 that is billing itself as an world’s first 64-bit ARM processor for Android, which has performance and superior energy efficiency and expected to outpaces other ARM-based mobile processors.
However, some sources are also presuming that the latest bigger Nexus devices of Google are designed to collide head-on with upcoming 5.5-inch iPhone 6 phablet.