if you love what LG mobile has offered to you up to this point, you might be looking forward to a slate from this other Korean electronics juggernaut. it has been a long hiatus since we last seen a slate from LG and here it is, the much rumored (well, may be not so much), much leaked LG Android tablet is finally been announced ahead of its official debut at the 2013 IFA.
along with the announcement of the Aura eReader, Kobo has introduced three new tablets that what you to go “beyond the book”. as expected, the three tablets, namely the Kobo Arc 10HD, Kobo Arc 7HD and Kobo Arc 7, are as pretty as their new E-ink counterparts. even though branded as tablets, Kobo insists that
with the Wacom Cintiq Companion and Companion Hybrid tablets, design creatives now has the perfect excuse to work out of a coffee shop or cafe. why not? since you no longer need to be tethered to a desktop PC or a laptop, so you are perfectly fine to be drawing inspirations from anywhere outside of a constricted cubicle.
thinking about acquiring the second generation Google Nexus 7 Tablet? so far, we heard good things about this next-gen Android purists’ slate, including it being the iPad mini killer, incredible resolution, fast processor and by its own right, a decent rear-facing camera. that said, is it really that awesome? well, there’s only one
oh, have the dust for the first Nexus tablet settled? hmmm, no wonder we are seeing the 2nd generation Google Nexus 7 tablet surfacing and it is reportedly put up for pre-order on Best Buy already. already? yes. already. and the price? it is going for just $229.99. expect it to be running on the latest Android 4.3 Jelly Bean
while there are no solutions to the tablet-buying dilemma of which OS to go with, the Samsung ATIV Q Windows/Android Hybrid Tablet offers the best of both Android and Windows. so that just leaves you with deciding between iOS or this Windows/Android hybrid. but of course, the star of this post is the ATIV Q (so let’s
as far as gadget styling is concerned, we can’t stand mega-sized bezel, which is why this Samsung GALAXY Tab 3 8-inch caught our sweet attention. you are damn right that this is just another Android tablet, but this one is entirely different (at least in our books) from the rest of the cohorts: it has a sexy slim
impressed by the made-for-kitchen tablet, but its Linux platform isn’t quite the cup of tea for the Android user in you? then ARCHOS has an alternative for you: the ARCHOS ChefPad, an Android tablet designed specifically with cooking enthusiasts in mind. its designed-for-kitchen features
your iPad or Nexus tablet is as good as it gets in the urban jungle, but if you are planning to be off the grid and be somewhere in the wilderness, the Earl Backcountry Survival Tablet is what you will need. it features a 6″ flexible E-ink display that is totally glove-friendly (thanks to its infrared touchscreen) and also doubles as a handy emergency lantern.
fans of Sammy’s tablets, your wait for the new gen budget tab is over. meet the new Samsung GALAXY Tab 3 (US$tba) android tablet, a 7-inch that conveys the usual sleek design ethos, albeit still clad in plastic, that the Korean electronics have been known for in recent years. we are not going to pretend that we are wowed by this latest
if you are a purist who accepts no Android powered tablet without the Mountain View folks’ nod of approval, then look no further than the new Ematic Genesis Prime 7″ Google Certified Android Tablet. running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and powered by a 1.1GHz processor