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A U.S online reviewer suggested that LG’s G Pad would be well received in the U.S. market.
ZDnet reviewer Matthew Miller gave a 9.5 score out of 10 for the device, higher than the rating Samsung Galaxy Note received. Among other praise, Miller noted LG’s new gadget has a big screen yet can be held in one hand.
According to the review, G Pad performs well for its price, and its features stand out from its competitors.
G Pad comes with 1.7GHz Snapdragon 600 quad-core processor, which is more powerful than that of the Nexus 7.
By Sung Jin-woo, Intern reporter
(jinwoo0120@hearldcorp.com)
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