LG Reveals G Pad 8.3 "Jelly Bean" Tablet

[exfileme]

LG is launching an 8.3 inch Jelly Bean tablet in 4Q 2013.

LG Reveals G Pad 8.3 "Jelly Bean" Tablet : Read more

 

[Mike Friesen]

Sounds almost like a feminine product...

 

[teh_chem]

I love my LG Optimus G phone, and I think LG's UI is much better than stock Android (and at the same time, does not bog the device down significantly like Samsung's UI skin). I would jump at the opportunity of having an LG tablet.

I have to say, my Nexus 7 (original)--while I was glad to have a 7" vs. my TF101--was a disappointment. I think in part due to the Tegra3 chip (tons of lag where in my phone--S4 Pro cpu--I experience none), and coupled with the fact that the N7 is supposed to be a "pure" nexus device, the GD youtube app doesn't even buffer videos correctly (works fine on my phone).

I have lost faith that "Google" can do android tablets better than anyone else (then again the N7 is done by Asus, who perpetually screwed the pooch on software updates).

Bring the LG G Pad--just don't make it cost too much. And for the love of god, please release at least a 32GB option (or even better, an SD card slot).

 

[teh_chem]

Another tablet to launch this month with some impressive features is the Pipo M7 Pro ($255) -- which packs in a solid device with an competitive price and compares to the new Nexus 7, while offering a larger 8.9 inch 1900X1200 PLS display (Samsung technology), along with Quad Core performance, with a Rockchip 3188/1.6 GHz processor /2GB Ram; also featured is built-in GPS navigation, MicroSD memory, premium dual speakers, a 6300 mAh battery, Dual WiFi (2.4/5.0 GHz), Bluetooth, Dual Cameras, and the option to use standard Android 4.2.2 O/S or a user-friendly Windows style interface; and a 3G HSPA+ edition is also available for slightly more --

One source with more details is --T ab l e t S p r i n t-- which features a few other new models worth reviewing to be released later this month.

Thanks for posting that--had never heard of them before. Looked up some of the Pipo tablets, and they seem very decent in terms of spec's and hands-on review. Any idea of the overall build quality or reliability? I'm wary of tablet prices that are a little bit too good to be true. Have you owned one before? What were your thoughts?

 

[Narrator]

After Purchasing the Samsung Tab 3 8in and being thoroughly disappointed with the Screen Resolution I came across this Tablet. I will most Definitely be looking for this tablet upon release. Lets just hope it releases soon.