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search giant is believed to be looking to enter the market shelves with "Nexus 7 'brand

Google should move in the market shelves, following Apple, Amazon and Microsoft, with a private label product to promote its own Android software in a market increasingly crowded and rapid growth.

waiting to be called the Nexus 7, should have a diagonal screen size of seven inches and run a new version of Google tablet.

However, some analysts are skeptical that it will be able to make substantial progress in the dominance of Apple.

The announcement, expected at its developer conference I / O in California, Google will launch into battle with Apple, which dominates sales iPad tablet - with nearly 70% of the world in the first quarter of 2012, according to researchers at IDC - and Amazon online store, which sells its tablet a fire in the U.S. and is expected to bring it to Europe later this year

iPad instead of fighting 10-inch front, Google should instead of attacking the Kindle a fire, which also has a 7 inch screen. "It is the goal of the Amazon," a Taiwan leader Asus, which is supposedly to make the device, told Reuters. "The Kindle is based on the Google platform, but with its own service, so Google is to launch its own service, too."

online rumors suggest it will be called Nexus 7 - following the model that has continued under its own brand of smartphones, which have used the Nexus naming convention, even while being made by companies other than Samsung and HTC.

the Nexus 7 has been done to Google for Asus Taiwan - a surprising move, given that Google's offer last August for the mobility of Motorola, made the Xoom tablet . The acquisition was completed in May.

Speaking in Amsterdam on Wednesday, Microsoft Corporate Vice President Antoine Leblond forecasts that "next year, tablets outsell desktops []." According to IDC, total sales of the tablet will be almost 105 this year and will reach 143 million in 2013 - compared with PC shipments totaling 400 meters, of which 60% are laptops

The . Nexus 7 should be on sale later this year, and perhaps carry a value of 5.0, still unreleased version of Android, called Jelly Bean, rather than the current version 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich