According to him, the 16 GB Nexus 5 will be priced $399, while the 32 GB model will have price tag of $449 in Play Store. But why won’t the new Nexus have the same price point as Nexus 4? Because Google will also launch an LTE-enabled Nexus 4 synchronized with the debut of the Nexus 5. According to our source the technical specifications of the Nexus 4 LTE will be similar to the ones of the model launched last year. The only difference between the Nexus 4 LTE and the original Nexus 4 is the internal storage, as the LTE-enabled model will come with either 16 or 32 GB of storage, at the same prices at its predecessor $299 and $349, respectively.
In fact, Google and LG won’t even have to change anything inside the old Nexus 4 because the Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset that is fitted inside already comes with a 4G LTE chip.