date of publication:
August 06, 2022 20:52 GMT
Update date: August 06, 2022 21:15 GMT
The company “LG”, the electronic device maker, launched a new tablet for the economy class, the price of which did not exceed the barrier of 325 dollars, after the South Korean giant announced
Source: Ahmed Fathi – Erm News
The company “LG”, the electronic device maker, launched a new tablet for the economy class, the price of which did not exceed the barrier of 325 dollars, after the South Korean giant announced its withdrawal from the world of smartphones permanently last year.
The new “LG Ultra Tab” features an ultra-thin metal chassis with a thickness of 7.1 mm, and the tablet has a 10.35-inch IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 2K (2000 x 1200 pixels) and an aspect ratio of 5:3, with 60 Hz refresh rate.
The new tablet, which comes years after LG launched its popular G Pad series of tablets, is powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 680 processor developed by the American company Qualcomm, paired with an Adreno graphics processor. 610″.
The processor works in conjunction with 4 GB of “LPDDR4X” RAM and 64 GB of “UFS 2.2” internal storage, expandable via a microSD card, and the tablet runs on the “Android 12” operating system directly. from the can.
The tablet has an 8-megapixel rear camera that supports autofocus, and a 5-megapixel front camera for taking selfies and video calls.
The device includes a large battery with a capacity of 7,040 mAh with support for fast charging of 25 watts (the device comes with a 16.2 watt “QC3.0” fast charger), and the device weighs about 458 grams, and is available in “charcoal gray” only .
The device includes 4 speakers on its sides, and LG provided a “Folio” case with the device, in addition to support for the “Wacom” feature to pair the smart pen, and the tablet supports dual-zone Wi-Fi (2.4 + 5 GHz), and “Bluetooth 5.1”, “USB Type-C”, and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
In April of last year, “LG” officially announced its withdrawal from the smartphone market permanently, without revealing the reasons for its decision, and the announcement was followed by stopping the company’s manufacturing activities in relation to smartphones at the end of May of the same year.