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Here is a 3D tablet screen on video – watch this LG Optimus Pad hands-on

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T-Mobile US introduced the LG G-Slate tablet over a month ago, but we got the first details and pictures just recently. Today we have an even better thing for you – a hands-on video.

The Tegra2-based G-Slate will be called Optimus Pad outside the States, but the specs stay the same.

LG Optimus Pad runs on Android 3.0 Honeycomb and packs a 8.9-inch 3D display, 32GB internal storage and two cameras (5 megapixel and a smaller 2 megapixel one) that combined can capture 3D stereoscopic 1080p video recordings. There’s a Single LED flash and all-round connectivity package. Unfortunately, to watch 3D content on the G-Slate you’ll need to use 3D glasses. A pair of the glasses will be provided with the device.

Here is the hands-on video:

It was just yesterday we reviewed the LG Optimus 2X and I have to admit the Optimus Pad looks much like an oversized Optimus 2X. That’s not bad at all, the oversized iPod Touch, called iPad, has been selling in millions.

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The T-Mobile US headed G-Slate should become available this spring, so I guess the international Optimus Pad will hit the shelves about the same time.

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