Asus, Google may unveil $99 Nexus 7 at CES: Report

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The $99 Nexus 7 tablet rumour refuses to die down, and this time you can blame an image spotted on Picasa.

Folks over at The Digital Reader have dug out an image on Picasa whose EXIF data shows an unreleased device, that the blog claims could be the $99 Nexus 7. They further claim that the "leak pattern" of this tablet is consistent with the original Nexus 7, where we saw the specs and possible release date leaked via Digitimes first, followed by the device popping up in benchmarks and then photos taken by the device being spotted online.

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