LG G PAD III a nice and handy little tablet
Despite my preference for a larger tablet, I really like the LG G Pad III on its other merits. It offers good performance, plenty of features and capabilities, and is easy to use and to live with. It's also priced well
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Tablets are everywhere these days, so much so that it can be hard to decide between them. Do you want Apple or Android, big or small, cell/data service built in or not, whatever?
Into this crowd LG has released the G Pad III 8.0 FHD, a nice little unit that falls into the marketplace as a smaller tablet, yet one that has plenty of features going for it.
LG Canada, who retails the unit currently only through Rogers and Fido, sent me a sample of the approximately $240 CAD unit, which offers full HD display (1920 x 1200 pixels resolution) and a full sized USB port for the kind of flexibility Apple won't give you - much to my chagrin as the owner of an iPad Air I'd love to get files into and out of easily. This port is in addition to the micro USB you use for charging the device.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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