Another day, another dual-core Android Honeycomb tablet. LG unveiled the latest Android-based tablet to hit Mobile World Congress 2011, the LG Optimus Pad. I’ve never been a huge fan of tablets simply ...

LG Electronics announced the LG Optimus Pad, also known as the T-Mobile G-Slate. It features a unique 8.9-inch display for one-handed portability and uncompromising viewability, a departure from the ...

Its LG’s turn now to hog the limelight with the Optimus Pad, after their domestic competitor Samsung has announced the Galaxy Tab 2. The long wait has come to an end, as we finally get to have the ...

LG Electronics provided details on some of its most highly anticipated mobile gadgets on Sunday, including the LG Optimus Pad tablet and Optimus 3D smartphone, which will be shown at the Mobile World ...

LG will officially issue a tablet PC named Optimus Pad. This tablet adds to Optimus family line that uses the Android OS. Optimus Pad has a 8.9 inch wide screen is also certain to be carrying Android ...

LG spilled the beans on its G-Slate tablet earlier this week, but now the company has announced that it will be taking the wrappers off its long-anticipated Optimus Pad device at Mobile World Congress ...

LG has lived up to the unwritten tablet naming convention followed by the majority of manufacturers world wide – that of having either a ‘tab’ or a ‘pad’ suffixed to the tablet names. In case of LG, ...

I remember it like yesterday when LG had an exciting tablet called the G Slate coming to T-Mobile in the US. It was yesterday, before LG’s new announcement, that we thought this. At the Mobile World ...

LG, at this year's Dealer Days, has officially pulled the curtain off their tablet device. In the same vein as their Optimus line-up of Android-powered smartphones, they've just confirmed to the world ...

LG has officially unveiled the European version of the LG G-Slate tablet, the LG Optimus Pad. The Optimus Pad features an 8.9-inch display and comes with Android 3.0 Honeycomb, which is specifically ...

Acer, Asus, and LG have been showing off Android tablets for a few months, but aside from Asus most of the companies have been reluctant to spill any details about pricing. Now Spanish retailer Phone ...