I believe that tweet was referring to the Nexus S. Just says "Samsung Nexus", not "Samsung Galaxy Nexus". Move along, nothing to see here...
the nexus S didn't have an SD card either. The last Nexus with SD was the Nexus 1.
This was for good technical reasons.. before Honeycomb Android apps only understood 2 places to store data - internal and external... which initially was SD. However when phones started adding large storage internally External became the non-OS partition, leaving nowehere for an SD. For Honeycomb Google added a third memory area, which is used for SD on tablets and addressable by apps aware of it*.
So its possible that the GN has SD, but I'm not holding my breath.
* Edit: I might be wrong about honeycomb fixing it.. last time I worked on an app there were lots of references to a third type of memory, but I didn't pay much attention as I had to be compatible back to 2.2.. however I can't find any API support now I look more carefully. You can tell whether the 'external' memory is on removable storage, but the location of extra SD storage is not officially defined even in the ICS SDK.
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