We were going at the LG conference encouraged by the advertising on a huge, three-dimensional big screen. The company presented its latest televisions, but we also met Tablet G Pad 8.3, as weel as we got to know the G2 smartphone.
LG TVs are amazing. The curved OLED TV with speakers harmoniously placed in a transparent basis is not less impressive than the 84-inch screen with Ultra HD resolution.
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| LG conference photo: GSMchoice.com |
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However, we are more interested in smartphones and tablets. We know quite well LG G2... But now we could pick it up and convince on our own that the display provides an excellent representation of even a small font, and the narrow border looks really stylish. We checked also the buttons on the back panel. Indeed – they are convenient, therefore it can be a good idea.
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| LG G2 photo: GSMchoice.com |
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The new tablet also seems to be good. It may have a slightly stamped styling, but it is tempting with a 8.3-inch FullHD display, however the tablet itself is only a bit bigger than 7-inch models. I pointed out that the device is very light, a little against the manufacturer's declaration that the back is made with aluminum. It's hard to believe that this is metal, holding that light and warm to the touch equipment on hand. There is a quad-core Qualcomm processor here and the battery with a capacity of 4600 mAh - in my opinion, a bit too small in relation to the capabilities of the device.
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| LG G Pad 8.3 photo: GSMchoice.com |
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Source: GSMchoice.com
