LG will promote its latest LG G2 smartphone and a new tablet “G Pad 8.3” during the exhibition, as the firm is to trying increase its presence in the growing mobile market. The tablet most likely will shown between September 6 and 11 during IFA.
It will focus on mobile devices at IFA. A teaser video shows what people want in a tablet. LG typically releases products with its own software enhancements and advanced specs that are reasonably priced when compared to completion.
In case you are wondering what Barnes & Noble will be doing with their Nook HD tablets, you can find them at blow prices in stores and at Walmart.
The Nook HD+ 16GB with a list price of $269 is now $149.00 at Walmart with free in store pickup or ship to home with home free. This is the first time we've seen a 9" tablet cost less than $200 since the great HP TouchPad fire sale two years ago, that turned into the ImmortaPad sale of all time.
During the second quarter of 2013, tablet sales slowed, reported IDC. IDC offers a few explanations.
World wide tablet sales were up almost 60% over last year, however the second quarter were down 10% lower than the first quarter. IDC believes that the market slowed because there was not a a new iPad released and Apple fans were waiting for the next iPad.
By the fourth quarter, IDC by expects new products from Apple, Amazon, and others to drive impressive growth in the market.
Samsung will be offering two new Windows 8 tablets the Samsung ATIV Tab 3 and Samsung ATIV Q.
The Samsung ATIV Tab 3 is called the world's thinnest Windows tablet at 8.2mm and the ATIV Q is Windows and the ability to run Android apps.
The latest stats from Gartner show a decline in PC shipments but overall increase in tablets, smartphones and ultramobiles.
The big movers will be tablets with shipments expected to grow 67.9 percent, with shipments reaching 202 million units in 2103.