From CNET: The LG G Pad 10.1, the largest tablet in LG's G Pad series, has gone global.
Introduced in June, the family of Android-powered tablets includes features borrowed from the company's lineup of smartphones. The South Korean electronics giant announced the European availability in June of the 7-inch G Pad 7.0 but said that its 8-inch G Pad 8.0 and 10.1-inch G Pad 10.1 siblings would launch in coming weeks.
Along with an 8,000mAh battery, the tablet incorporates the KnockCode security feature already found on its smartphones. Through KnockCode, users can power on and unlock their device through a quick series of taps. The G Pad tablets will remember up to four sets of knock patterns, which means multiple people can use the same tablet and maintain their own unique security.
The tablet also sports the Smart Keyboard feature, which aims to reduce keyboard errors by learning from users' typing habits to better predict what you intend to type. The new tablets also borrow the G3's multitasking Dual Window mode, which splits the screen to let users view and use two apps at the same.
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