It looks like our friends in China might not get to enjoy the best tablet on the market today. The Chinese government has chosen to block the sales of the Nexus 7. The first Jelly Bean device might not make it onto shelves in China anytime in the near future. This move is said to impact the Nexus 7 projected sales figures drastically. Initially it was said that Google would move around 8 million of these devices by the end of the year. If it doesn’t make it out the gate in China, the figures could fall to around 3.5 million. This move is said to be in retaliation to Google announcement that it would leave the Chinese market in 2010 due to heavy restrictions placed by the government.
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