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http://www.theverge.com/products/compare/2946/6274
Nexus 4 has:
1GB more RAM
2 more CPU cores
less storage (depending on model)
3 more megapixels in the camera
slightly larger battery
4 more pixels per inch
An IPS screen (brighter colour, but some ghosting on high contrast long running apps)
Later version of Bluetooth
Everything else = much the same.
As I've said a grillion times, the differentiator isn't the hardware it is the software. And Android 4.2 will come to the Galaxy Nexus so there is no need to get the Nexus 4 if you already have a Nexus phone.
If you don't have a Nexus phone, then this new Nexus rules the roost as it will likely receive software updates farther into the future than any other phone on the market... so it represents a very safe bet.
The differences in hardware are so subtle that unless you have a compelling reason, save your money... Galaxy Nexus is still a great phone.