In an almost endless stream of new gadgets, a new tablet didn’t go unnoticed despite the fierce competition – the LG Optimus Pad Tablet. Introduced during the 2011 Mobile World Congress (MWC), LG Optimus Pad Tablet turned more than a few heads, earned its fair share of nods, and got the respect of many with its impressive specifications. It features an Android 3.0 platform, 1 GHz Dual Core NVDIA Tegra 2 processor, 8.9-inch capacitive touch screen and two HD-video capable 5MP cameras at the back.
The latest Android 3.0 Honeycomb mobile operating system is optimized for tablets; this allows the LG Optimus Pad to support larger display resolution and apps made specifically for tablets like Google eBooks, Google Map 5, and Google Talk. Android 3.0 also gives the Optimus Pad an easier to use and a more familiar desktop comparable interface. The 1GHz Dual Core CPU delivers multi-tasking capabilities and rich multimedia experience. Add the 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity to the already powerful processor, and users are in lag-free browsing treat.
The 8.9-inch screen is small enough to be held in one hand yet large enough for comfortable viewing. Its convenient size allows it to be carried in a small bag or attaché case. The screen has a 15:9 aspect ratio and 1280 x 768 WXGA resolution for truly cinematic and vivid high-definition display.
One of LG Optimus Pad’s more exciting features is its 3D camera that can capture and be viewed on 3D TV’s thru HDMI or online thru YouTube 3D. Other things to look out for will be the integrated video conferencing feature and the large library of high-quality games through the Tegra Zone app. LG Optimus Pad is expected to hit the tablet market this March.
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Apples may not grow on India but Olive sure does; from the same land that brought you the Bengal tiger comes the new Olive Telecom OlivePad VT100, India’s first ever 3.5G tablet. With more than 1.1 billion in populace, Olive Telecom’s OlivePad is right home where the market and the money is. Like its siblings, the OliveFrvrOn (India’s 1st Hybrid Phone), OliveZipbook (India’s 1st 3G embedded Netbook), OliveWiz (India’s 1st Triple SIM Qwerty device), OliveGenie (India’s 1st 3G Music Modem) and OLiveNexus (India’s 1st Pocket Router); the OlivePad – VT100 will be delivering another industry’s first that is loaded with distinctive features including an Android Operating System and wide array of connective options namely 3.5G HSUPA, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
With an integrated 3 Megapixel camera and a front camera, the Olive Pad can be used as a touch notebook allowing browsing, Multimedia, Instant Messaging and quick portal to different social networking sites. It can also be utilized as GPS for maps with turn by turn instructions, a handheld gaming console, an e- book reader, portable television and most importantly as a Smart Phone capable of voice and Video Calling.
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Since Google’s very own operating system has launched to take on the phone market, it is also now evolving into computers much like how Windows Mobile with Windows operating system and Mac OS and iPhone’s operating system. This Android OS is named Eclair, following the patisserie codes that is put on Androids like Cupcake and so on.
