LG G Pad

Interest in tablets ain't what it used to be, but people do still buy them so companies like LG are still making them. The Korean firm's upcoming G Pad II 10.1 has mid-ranged specs and hopefully the pricing to match.

Gizmag compares the features and specs of some the best tablets that you can buy today, including the latest iPads, Galaxy Tabs and Kindle Fires.

LG has announced a significant expansion to its tablet range, adding three new devices to its G Pad line. The new slates, known as the G Pad 7.0, 8.0 and 10.1 feature – you guessed it – 7, 8 and 10.1-inch displays, and will sit alongside the existing G Pad 8.3 that we reviewed back in January.

When you talk about tablets, it's easy to think of the iPads and Galaxy tablets of the world. But what about LG? Though the company's mobile devices aren't necessarily household names, they've still made some top-notch hardware. Read on, as Gizmag reviews LG's answer to the iPad mini.

When you pick up an Android phone or tablet, do you wish manufacturers would drop their unnecessary custom software skins? If so, then Google Play has a couple of holiday surprises waiting for you, in the form of stock Android-running Google Play Editions of the LG G Pad 8.3 and Sony Xperia Z Ultra.

Tired of waiting for that long-rumored iPad mini with Retina Display? LG just introduced the LG G Pad 8.3. We don't know whether it will fare better than LG's last tablet, 2011's Optimus Pad, but its status as the (supposed) first 8-inch tablet with a full HD display can't hurt its chances.