Here are a few things we unearthed in the Galaxy Nexus:
Silicon
- CPU: Texas Instruments OMAP4460, 2047.7 BogoMIPS
- GPU: Imagination Technologies PowerVR SGX 540 (same as the Galaxy S and Nexus S, though this one uses a higher clock speed at 384MHz)
- WiFi / Bluetooth module: Broadcom BCM4330 (same as in the Galaxy S II)
- Audio codec: Texas Instruments TWL6040
- HDMI: Silicon Image MHD SiI9234 transmitter over MHL (same as Infuse 4G and GSII)
- USB Switch: Fairchild semiconductors fsa9480 (industry standard)
- Framebuffer controller: Samsung S6E8AA0 MIPI LCD with Gamma correction driver
- Geomagnetic sensor: Brand new tri-axial Yamaha YAS530
- TouchScreen sensor: Melfas MMSxxx touchscreen
- Optical / proximity sensor: GP2A (same as Galaxy S and Nexus S)
- Barometric pressure sensor: BOSCH BMP180 (first of its kind in a smartphone)
- Triaxial acceleration sensor: BOSCH BMA250(PDF)
- Triple Axis MEMS Gyroscope: InvenSense MPU3050
- Fuel Gauge (algorithm to track battery's state of charge): MAXIM MAX17040
- Facial recognition elements (Face Unlock): left eye, right eye, nose base, head, face
- Available resolution for standard apps: 720 x 1184px
- Refresh rate: 60Hz
- LCD Density: 320
- Default display color depth: 32bit
- Camera uses OMAP Ducati Subsystem, on-screen preview size is 768 x 576
- Linux kernel: 3.0.1 compiled for SMP with voluntary kernel preemption for best interactivity
- Android ROM: version 4.0.1, built October 13, 2011
- Device name: Maguro
- Main input/output type supported: Headphone, Speaker, Microphone, Bluetooth, Voice, FM, S/PDIF over HDMI; USB Audio DAC (digital-to-audio converter with USB input and stereo outputs) should also be supported