For the Nexus fans out there this is some big news. A draft
of the official LG service manual for the next Nexus has been posted online.
It's a 281 page document, filled with troubleshooting materials, circuit
schematics and pinouts, but it does have a couple really interesting
things hidden inside.
First of all, the line drawing (see above pictures) gives us
the complete look at the overall device design. Picture the G2, with some
minor cosmetic changes and no weird button placement. The back of the unit is
also pictured, and it matches up well with some previously leaked images and
looks similar to the Nexus 7 from a materials stand point.
But most important to many Nexus fans are the specs. The
document gives us a peek at most of the device's specs, confirming and
expanding upon recent rumors – here's a quick rundown of what it reveals.
- 4.95"
1080p display (IPS TFT for those interested)
- Snapdragon
800 quad core CPU at 2.3GHz
- 2GB
RAM
- 32GB
internal storage (other capacities not specified)
- 8MP
OIS rear camera, 1.3MP front camera
- Wireless
charging
- 2300mAh
battery
- Sensors:
Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass, Proximity/Ambient Light, Pressure
- HDMI
out via Slimport
- Micro
SIM slot
- Notification
LED
- NFC
- Bluetooth
3.0 (We assume this is an error – Bluetooth 4.0 appears elsewhere in
the document, but according to the last page it's still a draft.)
- UMTS/GSM/CDMA/LTE
compatibility
Right now, we have no reason to believe that this isn't the
real deal. Remember, though, that the leaked document is a draft and could
likely have some errors.
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