This was a draw for many of us that tags are now - finally - in this preset-machine. Its probably true that it is superior in pretty much every way to Nexus 2, although there are still a fair few shortcomings.ġ. Install was a cinch, downloads very quick. (BTW - CPU use on a test of 16 instances seems about the same between N2 and N3).įirst impressions are mixed. Posted these first impressions on KVR which I realise is far more the target audience than here.

The one I'm really waiting for is the tag browser, if it finally has that this looks to be an excellent update. The licensing change is quite a big deal, finally means I can put it on the laptop too. Nexus 2 is still a useful low CPU workhorse for me doing genre pop stuff.

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