Google tech rumors are running rampant with the upcoming release of their second generation version of Nexus 7 this coming July. So what exactly are the new features for this model? Second gen will come with higher resolution screen and a thinner body, and the will that switch microchips from Nvidia to Qualcomm Snapdragon chips for efficient power consumption.

Google has high hopes that they will build a healthy competition with other giant Tablet companies to the likes of Apple and Amazon’s Kindle. In addition, Nexus 7 is set to build under the Taiwanese flagship Asustek and is hoping to make 8 million devices within the first half of the year. Google has one thing straight for this device about the efficiency of power consumption, which is uncommon by the way with the massive apps available for the same purpose. However, these ideals can only be materialize in the next couple of month when Nexus will be in full review of design and specs by major tech experts.

The price range for this device is expected to hit $150-$200 a piece, not bad for its economical value.  Google needs to put something fresh in the table, and so far, the new chips, sleek design and longer battery life have already catch most people’s attention. A lot of uncertainties have been roaming around with this device but your best assurance for this matter is “to  see is to believe.”