Google's
much-anticipated successor to the Nexus 5 has reportedly been spotted
again as the Motorola Nexus X XT1100 on a third-party retailer website
in two storage variants.
Screenshots of the latest retailer
listings (now pulled) were posted by Tktechnewsblog, the website that
had earlier leaked a screenshot
of a Motorola Nexus X XT1100 listing at US retailer Best Buy.
The
latest listing on the Portugal store of
French retailer Fnac revealed the pricing for two variants of the
yet-to-be-announced
Nexus X by
Motorola.
The 32GB Motorola XT1100
Nexus X was seen listed at a price of EUR 419.99 (approximately Rs.
33,400) and 64GB at EUR 449.99 (approximately Rs. 35,800), before the
listings were pulled down. Earlier the smartphone was seen to be priced at a rather high $499.99
(approximately Rs. 30,000) by Best Buy for two-year contract on Sprint
wireless carrier.
The listed specifications by Fnac had included a 5.2-inch display; quad-core 2.7GHz APQ8084 Snapdragon
805 SoC; 13.1-megapixel primary camera, and
Android Lemon Meringue
5.0. Notably, the specifications on the 32GB listing page contrarily
shows a 6.3-inch display - effectively discrediting both listing pages.
The processor and OS are similar to what was seen on the Best Buy
listing, however, the 5.2-inch display on the 64GB Fnac listing is
smaller than the 5.9-inch Quad-HD (1440x2560 pixels) display listed by
US retailer.
Earlier, the anticipated smartphone was allegedly
listed in benchmarks specifications as 'Google Shamu', with a 5.2-inch Quad-HD
(1440x2560 pixels) display, a quad-core 2.7GHz (precisely 2649MHz)
Snapdragon 805 processor (APQ8084), Adreno 420 GPU, and 3GB of RAM. The
primary rear camera was suggested to be a 13-megapixel camera, while
there will be a 2.1-megapixel front camera also onboard. The device was
also listed to run Android L.
For the release date, an earlier
PhoneArena report had claimed that the website has been told that Google is
planning a secret launch around Halloween (October 31), just like the
launch of the Nexus 5. The report had also noted that Google might
launch the alleged Nexus X without an announcement.