That's because the pixel per inch (PPI) is different between them. The higher the PPI, the higher the quality but at a cost of (relative) smaller screen size. So the nexus 7 has 216 pixel per inch while the galaxy nexus has 316 pixel per inch. The resolution isn't everything, you also have to consider the density of the pixels.

High PPI values have the advantage which is that it's HD but it also has a disadvantage which is a smaller screen size (at a persistent resolution).

You can read more about PPI here.

That's because the pixels per inch (PPI) is different between them. The higher the PPI, the higher the quality but at a cost of (relative) smaller screen size. So the Nexus 7 has 216 pixels per inch while the Galaxy Nexus has 316 pixels per inch. The resolution isn't everything, you also have to consider the density of the pixels.

High PPI values have the advantage that it's HD but it also has a disadvantage which is a smaller screen size (at a persistent resolution).

You can read more about PPI here.

because the pixel per inch is different between them. the higher ppi the higher the quality but smaller screen size. so,nexus 7 has 216 pixel per inch while galaxy nexus has 316 pixel per inch.so, the resolution isn't every thing, you must consider the density of the pixels.

high ppi has an advantage which is that it's HD but it also has a disadvantage which is small screen size(with the persistence of resolution).

you can read more about ppi here

That's because the pixel per inch (PPI) is different between them. The higher the PPI, the higher the quality but at a cost of (relative) smaller screen size. So the nexus 7 has 216 pixel per inch while the galaxy nexus has 316 pixel per inch. The resolution isn't everything, you also have to consider the density of the pixels.

High PPI values have the advantage which is that it's HD but it also has a disadvantage which is a smaller screen size  (at a persistent resolution).

You can read more about PPI here.