@Nintonito, it's quite hard to understand Google, only conclusion that I have it's all about Google's standardization really. It seems they want their devices to be standardized, if Qualcomm based Nexus devices can't have OpenGL 4xx then it means Google's Nvidia tablets won't get it either. At least that's what I thought before Pixel C came out with Nvidia's v355 GLES 3.2 driver. They've kept Nexus 9 on v343 for a very long time even though v349 was available. Now their standardization looks even more odd since N9 is capable of v355 (unlike their Qualcomm devices) but they haven't updated it with v355.
They might be thinking of Pixel C as a different class device, like it's not from the Nexus line, they might be updating N9 later with GLES 3.2 once Qualcomm will release capable drivers, so they could update all the Nexus line, but overall it looks weird
They might be thinking of Pixel C as a different class device, like it's not from the Nexus line, they might be updating N9 later with GLES 3.2 once Qualcomm will release capable drivers, so they could update all the Nexus line, but overall it looks weird