A Look at the New G-Pad Tablet from LG
Face it, the world has changed over the years and technology has really come a long way since the dawn of the desktop computer. As the years advanced forward, technology allowed for many things to become more compact, as well as efficient; allowing you to take whatever you need with you.
Although not new to the market, tablets have really gained a massive amount of popularity due to their slim designs, light weightiness, and overall functionality; taking on many duties the basic home PC can do plus more. With that said, being the curious consumer, you have probably already noticed this, as well as the amount of tablets that are chugged out from many different companies. Since know there are tons to choose from you need to know what exactly makes a tablet really good.
- Price
- Features
- Portability
LG Price
A good tablet is not always extremely pricey, for example, coming in with a retail value not exceeding over $350, LG Electronics have cleverly marketed its android tablet to mid-range consumers. However, just because it comes out at this price does not mean that LG Electronics have forgotten their customers in terms of its features.
A Tablet with Good Processing Power
Clearly, to find any good tablet you need to look for those that have reasonable or high processing power, to handle the many different activities you may do at one time. For example, LG’s G Pad 8.3 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor, with about a quad-core CPU, while also having an impressive 2GB RAM, including a nice 16GB of ROM and a microSD that boost the memory capabilities up to 64 more gigs. The G-Pad tablet also has a 5 megapixel camera and a quite powerful battery that can keep it running throughout the day.
Getting Connected
Obviously when looking for the best of the best in tablets you will eventually need to consider how well it can connect. The connectivity features of the LG G-Pad 8.3 for example, are quite impressive since it allows its users to link directly with an Android smartphone via an installed software known as QPair.
Travel-worthy
One of the best things about tablets is their portability. Have you ever seen anyone carrying around a desktop computer for everyday needs? Didn’t think so. Tablets give you the freedom to be able to travel and still access powerful hardware and some can come in some really manageable dimensions. The G-Pad for instance is just 8.3mm thick which means it is extremely portable. Its finish is also very durable and can stand against the wear and tear which focuses on high-constructed durability.