LG released a teaser video Monday of its G Pad tablet hinting at giving the consumers the best tablet experience.
LG released a teaser video on YouTube Monday, confirming its latest 8.3-inch G Pad tablet. The G Pad is the first tablet since the release of its Optimus Pad LTE. The two minute video does not reveal specifications but hints at what can be expected from the LG G Pad 8.3.
The YouTube video shows LG interviewing random people about their thoughts on what makes a tablet "just right for you." Based on the answers given by people's different needs, it may be difficult to sketch the entire tablet but gives a rough idea about some of its futuristic specs.
Most people showed in the video voted for a small pocket-sized device without compromising on TV or movie viewing comfort. Consumers expressed the need to carry the device everywhere without complexity and faster speed in app functioning. The ideal tablet should also be able to connect to other devices including TVs, smartphones, PCs or any other modern technology.
"A large, high-quality screen is essential for watching your favorite program. But it often makes the tablet too big to take with you," LG wrote in the YouTube video description. "A small and light tablet is easy to hold in one hand. But playing games isn't much fun on a small, lower resolution display."
"Prepare to be amazed," LG added in the end.
By the nature of the comments and LG's promise to give a tablet which is "just right for you," we can expect the new G Pad 8.3 to be a sleek, pocket-sized tablet with full HD 1920 x 1200 pixels screen resolution display and fast Snapdragon 600 processor. The connectivity to other devices also hints on using a technology that supports data sharing across all platforms.
LG is expected to unveil its G Pad 8.3 at the IFA 2013 next week in competition with Samsung's Galaxy Note 3.
