Google Nexus 10 vs iPad 4

It's all very confusing in tablet land: one minute Apple's making ten-inch tablets while Google settles for sevens, and the next Apple's making iPad minis and Google's unveiling the Nexus 10.
With a display so good you'll be able to see ghosts, the Nexus is a serious bit of kit for a seriously good price - but is it good enough to beat the latest, greatest iPad, the iPad 4?

Leaked iPad Mini part numbers could reveal array of configurations

 

Just ahead of Apple's announcement Tuesday confirming a Mini-themed media event for next week, an exhaustive list of new product SKUs has leaked for what's believed to be the so-called iPad Mini.
Nearly every sign points to Apple introducing a junior version of its iPad tablet in San Jose, Calif. on Oct. 23, and judging from product SKU data leaked to AppleInsider, the device could come in as many as 24 configurations.
There are actually four different models in question: the P101, P103, P105 and P107, which are said to indicate an equal number of storage capacities.
If true, the smallest-capacity iPad Mini could debut with only 8GB of storage, a configuration which Apple has never offered on the larger 9.7-inch iPad, which starts at 16GB.