#Nexus 9

How did it fare against Google's flagship tablet, the HTC Nexus 9? Both sport quad-core processors: Nexus 9 has NVIDIA's mighty Tegra K1, and Nokia has Intel powering the device. Despite the same resolution present in both tablets, the N1 packs more pixels (324ppi) compared to HTC's Google tablet (287ppi), mainly due to the smaller display size at 7.9 inches.  If you're keen on bringing a larger tablet, then the Nexus 9's 8.9 inch display is for you. The Nexus 9 is stuck with pure Android software without any additional visual enhancements. The N1 beats the Nexus 9 in a few aspects as it sports a bigger front facing camera (5 megapixels versus Nexus 9's 1.6 megapixels) and a smaller price tag to boot -- $250 or estimated Php11,100 -- compared to USD479 for the same Nexus 9 model, which converts to an estimated Php21,600. On the other hand, the Nexus 9 packs a larger battery capacity due to the bigger size, an LED flash for its rear camera, a LTE variant for those who want cellular connectivity; not to mention that Google is keeping the software up to date up to date. We have had a lot of announcements in the past few days, and that includes the flagship devices of two major companies competing in the tablet space - Google & Apple with the Nexus 9 and the new iPads. Read more in our articles including "Android Tablet Wars: Nokia N1 vs. HTC Nexus 9" and "The Tablet Kings: iPad Air 2 vs iPad Mini 3 vs Nexus 9".