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Google CEO Eric Schmidt showed the world the Nexus S from a distance
just a little while ago, but we knew you'd want more, and so we
managed to convince the man to show us the device in person just a few
minutes ago. What should you know about the heir apparent to the Nexus
One? Well, it's exceptionally thin -- we weren't able to compare, but
we'd say it's at least comparable with an iPhone 4 if not slimmer
still -- and it's thinner in the middle than at either end, giving it
a mildly concave profile. There's a glossy plastic bezel up front
housing an AMOLED screen, a pair of discrete volume buttons on the
left side, and a black plastic back (textured similarly to the
BlackBerry Bold, though patchier) which seemed too roughly
manufactured to be anything but a prototype. We saw the handset for
all of three seconds and weren't able to snap a single picture nor
touch it for ourselves, but as Schmidt walked away he left us with one
last lingering look at Gingerbread -- the screen shutting off. When he
pressed the power button, the image winked out like an old CRT TV, an
animation which you'll see a carbon copy of right after the break.
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