Update: Samsung amended the picture and took out the 64GB option. Was it included prematurely or just a mistake? We'll have to wait and see.

Hurricane Sandy may have stopped Google's live announcement of the new Nexus family (and Android 4.2) yesterday, but it didn't stop Google from releasing a truckload of information on its upcoming products online, including the Nexus 10.

The Nexus 10, in case you missed it, is Google's new 10" slate (in partnership with Samsung) that has an incredible 2560x1600 (~300ppi) display, Samsung's latest and greatest A15 dual-core processor at 1.7GHz, and 2GB RAM. All that is on top of Android 4.2.

Of course, as with the entire Nexus family, one major concern with users was over the lack of a microSD expansion slot. Many criticize the Nexus line for not offering expandable storage, though we know well why this decision was made. What made complaints worse, however, was the lack of a storage option above 32GB.

Quelling those concerns though, it looks like Samsung Korea has indicated the existence of a 64GB model by including it in a promotional spec image, which should calm some customers down who want to carry just a bit more media with them.

Of course, we don't have any official word from Google on the existence (or availability) of a 64GB Nexus 10 just yet, but it should only be a matter of time. We'll keep you up to date as we learn more.

Thanks, Nexus RaY

Source: Samsung Tomorrow Korea (Translated)