Google’s Galaxy Nexus page now includes US specs for the device when it eventually someday maybe for sure launches on Verizon, though a concrete release date is still nowhere to be found.

There aren’t any real surprises, though the thickness of the LTE version is quoted as 9.47mm, or 0.53mm thicker than the 8.94mm of the GSM edition. When Sammy/Goog announced that the “LTE version would be thicker”, I automatically presumed that it would be pronouncedly so. I’m happy to say that if the 0.53mm increase is uniform across the device, and not just at the thinnest point, “I was wrong to jump to conclusions,” and gladly take the just-over half a millimeter increase in exchange for LTE goodness.

No mention is made of which one or both of the 16/32GB versions will be available, the respective pricing, the suspected PenTile matrix display, nor the speed or type of RAM, to name but a few notable omissions.

Here are the high points:

Tech Specs

Screen

• 4.65″ HD(1280 x 720) Super AMOLED
• Contour Display (curved glass)

Size (mm)

• 67.94 X 135.5 X 9.47 (LTE)

Weight

• 150g (LTE)

Data

• CDMA/LTE
• WIFI
• BLUETOOTH

Memory

• Storage 16GB/32GB
• Memory: 1GB RAM

Camera

• 5MP continuous auto focus
• 1.3MP Front
• LED Flash
• Zero shutter lag
• Video recording in 1080p

Network

• Varies

USB

• Micro USB

Features

• BATTERY: 1850mAh
• OS: Ice Cream Sandwich (newest Android)
• CPU: 1.2 GHZ dual core processor
• NOTIFICATION: 3 color LED
• MICS: 2 Mics
• BUTTONLESS
• NFC
• ACCELEROMETER
• GYRO
• COMPASS
• PROXIMITY/LIGHT
• BAROMETER

There are all kinds of speculative guesses as to the release date, all we can do at this point is hope that it’s soon, and that the rumored $299.99 price point isn’t for the smaller capacity model.

Source: Google Nexus