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November 2014
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Ecran de 8.9″ offrant un bon rapport mobilité/encombrement
Appareils photos de bonne qualité
Un suivi logiciel de l'appareil qui devrait être assuré sur le long terme
Interface fluide et agréable à l'utilisation
Une bonne finition
Ecran 2048 x 1536 pixels
Android 5 et assurance de mises à jour rapides
Performances record notamment en 3D
Format 8
9 pouces qui est un bon compromis
Autonomie de plus de 11h en usage intensif
Hauts parleurs avant
Taille d'écran et proportion bords/écran
Android 5.0 Lollipop à bord
Performances
Très bonnes performances
Format 9 pouces agréable
Android 5.0 prometteur
Qualité d'affichage parmi les meilleures du marché / Fort contraste
Bel équilibre des couleurs
Réactivité globale de la machine / Puissance brute et potentielle démente
Nouveautés logicielles et ergonomiques d'Android 5.0 Lollipop
Section sonore / Pui
Android 5.0 Lollipop
Les performances excellentes
La présence d'Android Lollipop
L'écran 4/3 pour la productivité
Les haut-parleurs stéréo
Tegra K1 très puissant
Android 5
Design sympathique
Bon son
Réactivité
Puissance brute
Interface logicielle
Design
Applications Google
Expérience Android Lollipop
Capteur de l'appareil photo au dos
Autonomie
Performances très satisfaisante
Touche d'aluminium plaisante
Android Lollipop
SoC 64 bit fluide
Hautparleurs convenables
Toute dernière version d'Android (5.0)
Faible DAS
Bon appareil photo principal (dans les lieux bien éclairés)
Excellente autonomie
Bon écran...
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Un tarif trop élevé
Absence de port micro SD pour étendre le stockage interne
Luminosité limite en extérieur
Des performances élevées mais à nuancer face à la concurrence
Autonomie très limitée
Connectique réduite (pas de port microSD)
Panoplie d'applications très basique
Un peu trop épaisse
Batterie
Chauffe rapidement (comme tous les Nexus)
Assemblage
Qualité de l'écran
Finition un peu en retrait pour HTC
Stockage limité à 32 Go maximum
Autonomie moins solide que celle de la concurrence
Quelques petits accrocs dans la navigation
La partie vidéoludique graphique manque cruellement d'optimisation
Publié: 2014-12-04, Auteur: Chris , review by: theverge.com
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Publié: 2014-11-26, Auteur: Marie , review by: techworld.com
Looking at the specs alone it is very difficult to tell which of these tablets offers the better deal. While the Nokia N1 is cheaper, with a better screen and front camera, and more storage as standard, the Nexus 9 is straight out of Google's stable and w...
Extrait: Nokia this week announced its N1 Android Lollipop tablet, but how does it compare to that other high-end Android Lollipop tablet , the Nexus 9? Here we compare the Nokia N1 and Nexus 9 spec for spec to see which offers the better deal on paper.Google's Ne...
Extrait: The Nexus 9 just landed, and it's hot – both in terms of newness, and temperature. It offers the beefiest specs in the Android world, along with a near doubling of prices over yesteryear's models – but does the $399 HTC Nexus 9's cutting-edge components j...
Android 5.0 Lollipop is excellent, Swift and stable performance, Decent battery, Attractive display
Mediocre hardware, feels cheap, Lacks external storage support, Very slow to start up
The HTC Nexus 9 is a clear case of excellent software and mediocre hardware. It would be easy to overlook the hardware issues on a less expensive device, but here they are just enough to recommend users look somewhere else for an Android 5.0 fix....
Swift 64 bit SoC, Decent speakers, Latest Android 5.0, Low radiation rate, Good primary camera (in bright surroundings), Superb battery life, Good screen...
with visible halos, Casing stiffness, No MHL/DLNA, Price design, Only 2 GB working memory, Throttling in load, Weak power supply
Google does not hit a homerun with its Nexus 9 like it did with its Nexus 7. The quality has suffered, and the price has been increased noticeably. Besides that, not everything seems to run smoothly in the 64-bit version of Google's new Android 5.0 Lollip...
Extrait: Google's new Nexus 9 Android tablet photo by Brad MoonIt's that time of year when holiday gift lists are being checked, and there's a good chance a tablet is on many of those Once again Google is offering a new Nexus tablet, which means pure Android with...
the tablet works wonderfully. It's a great travel size, and Android Lollipop 5.0 is the revamp we love. When it comes to build, HTC was a good choice to go with. The tablet starts at $399 (for 16GB). I'm sure it will go down a bit soon. You can get the...
We've seen some complaints of light bleed from early Nexus 9 adopters, and we noticed this too a very narrow strip along the top of the screen in portrait mode is brighter than elsewhere. This wasn't a massive irritation, but it's not exactly ideal, As we
The Google/HTC Nexus 9 is a good tablet, but not quite a great one. The sound quality from the twin HTC BoomSound speakers is a real plus point -- as, of course, is Android 5.0 Lollipop. The 64-bit Nvidia Tegra K1 processor delivers excellent performance,...
