LG’s Optimus Pad tablet coming at MWC; 9-inches, dual-core, Honeycomb?

By on Feb 4, 2011 at 8:44 AM
Tablets February 4, 2011

Via a Korean press release, LG let it be known that it will be announcing the LG Optiums Pad tablet at Mobile World Congress (MWC) this month. The new tablet should be the European variant of the recently announced G-Slate; the spec-sheet of the G-Slate is as follows: NVIDIA Tegra 2, dual-core processor; 8.9-inch, WXGA display with 1280 x 768 pixel resolution and 3D capabilities; 32GB of internal storage; 6,400mAh battery; front-facing camera; full 1080p video playback; HDMI-out port; and Google’s Honeycomb (Android 3.0) operating system. We’ll be making the trip across the pond to bring you the latest and greatest from MWC as it happens. Make sure to keep it locked on BGR from February 14th to the 17th for all the news.

Thanks, DPS!

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  • http://twitter.com/SParKlngCyaNide SparklingCyanide

    Loves it, can’t wait to buy the G-Slate.

  • http://mindmirror007.blogspot.com/p/home.html Sathya

    I really like the specs! Its a real competitor for Xoom and iPad! Doesn’t it come with 2 cameras at the back for 3D effect! Though I don’t get the whole 3D craze, one has to admit they are innovators!

  • Southpawkurt

    Android needs Netflix, then I’ll jump ship for good.

    • Willic24

      Netflix use to have a posting for Android developers.. It appears to be gone from their careers link..

  • Chut Pata

    A question mark after Honeycomb? It ain’t a tablet if it doesn’t have Honeycomb on it.

  • jcj

    It will be honeycomb with tegra2 processor. Honeycomb is android built for tablets

  • MushroomStampN

    Optimus or Xoom? that is the question.

    • Anonymous

      I’m getting the G Slate. 7 inches Is too small for a tablet, 10 inches isn’t huge, but 9 inches is just a little bit more portability without sacrificing a lot of screen. It’s a fine size for me with those specs. The 3D camera is also a cool addition.

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