LG Pad details outed: 8.9-inch Tegra 2 tablet due in Q1 2011

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A new report out of South Korea Wednesday sheds some light on LG’s upcoming virgin tablet offering. According to the report, LG is preparing to launch its first Android tablet in the first quarter next year. The “LG Pad”, as it may be called, will purportedly feature a dual-core Tegra 2 processor, an 8.9-inch touchscreen display and the Android Honeycomb operating system. A senior official at LG is quoted as saying, “LG Electronics decided to launch a new tablet PC, so-called LG Pad, both in the domestic and overseas markets in the first quarter of the next year when Google unveils Honeycomb, tablet PC-version Android OS.” The official goes on to say, “While the existing tablet PCs focus on e-book, movie, music and the Internet functions, LG’s new tablet PC is jumping into the market with more diverse contents based on powerful functions.” Sounds good to us, though LG hasn’t confirmed any details at this point.

[Via Engadget]

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7 Comments
  • Anonymous

    Toodles galaxy tab.

  • Steel

    Please, sirs, no more phone OS’s on my tablet.

  • Anonymous

    anything that needs a stylus feels like a fail

  • Donny

    Put Windows 7 on this or a touch based version. Christ man. Android is an elementary OS just like iOS on a tablet. This is all crap and can be done on any of our phones.

  • Domn8ter

    If I wanted a real keyboard I would get a notebook!!!! I want a tablet as a tablet not a notebook that” transforms” into a tablet! Tell LG to get out of the fog and come to the 90s (at least!)!! Huhhhh boyyyyy!!!! (Losers….that’s why I’m just getting an iPad…)

    • Anonymous

      That photo is clearly a mock-up. Maybe you should read the engadget article, moron.

  • Anonymous

    all need to chill about the form factor. I’m pretty sure that’s just a stock image and it’s not going to be a convertible tablet.

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