Scheduled to hit the market in the U.S. this March which some have speculated to be around the 23rd, the LG G-Slate promises a 3D experience like no tablet before. The Tablet, which has a dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor under the hood, will run on Android 3.0 (Honeycomb).
The G-Slate has an internal storage of 32GB and an 8.9" display. The screen itself is 3D capable and a multi-touch. Users can view content on the tablet in HD or in 3D by wearing a pair of 3D glasses. What helps to set this tablet apart from its competition is the fact that users can create their own 3D content using Flash support. The Tablet is also capable of supporting T-Mobile's 4G network making staying connected faster.
The LG G-Slate is designed for speed and enhanced 3D capabilities. Users can surf the web, watch TV, read an e-book or magazine, play games, stream live TV and download music and videos all while on the go. The G-Slate fits comfortably into the palm of the hand and comes complete with an accelerometer, gyroscope (built-in) and adaptive lighting. Downloading apps on this device is sure to be a breeze. The device's cost is scheduled to be released at a later date.
The G-Slate Has an HDMI output and allows for 720p HD on-device video playback. This tablet, the first LG Android tablet of its kind, features two cameras on its front and back. Users of the G-Slate will be able to make video calls from the tablets forward facing camera. Thanks to the 5 megapixel camera accompanied by an LED flash on the flip side, photos will be clearer and more precise. Complimenting both the front and rear facing cameras is the stereoscopic camera with 1080p 3D capture capability.
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