Google LG G Pad Edition 8.3 Android finally a rival to the Apple iPad mini Retina

Scant week ago Google launched a new device tablet through Google American Play neither more nor less than the LG G Pad 8.3 but with all the good and pretty pure Android with early updates included  which has attracted much interest in this sector of the technology market. Reading the article title many will say "what about the Nexus 7 is no match for the small Apple tablet?".Yes and no. The small device Google in the field of tablet is a worthy rival to any terminal of its size: a spectacular remarkable screen performance and optimization and design and great ergonomics.However as I mentioned when I discussed the tablet SPC Glow in August  the move from a size 7 to 8 inches was something worth mentioning  and the differences between the space available in a mini iPad Retina and Nexus 7 were evident. But now Google has done a really interesting movement. Instead of throwing your own device Google Nexus 8  which had already rumors  has decided to take a device with very good features and design as the LG G Pad 8.3 and give it a version pure Android with a layout that all know and very different in my opinion something suspicious Optimus UI developed by LG. It also has the advantage of having updates much faster than his twin brother as LG can release updates faster by not having to adapt their own interface which many thanks. Take a look at the video analysis: It is true that the screen in terms of resolution is somewhat below the model incorporating Apple in its latest version yet if you can stand up in size and this is something I assure you notice naked eye in its management. In performance can also Cogear LG model yet with pure Android and a very good optimization software  the device may feel really well and move all applications with complete ease. In my opinion this is a very successful move from Google  which looks like consumers who reneged on the few tablet 8 inch with Android including highlighting the Galaxy Note 8.0 with a screen slightly below the current range now they may think twice before falling into the bitten apple. We'll see if anything comes of effect and especially if the expansion of Google Edition devices begins to develop outside North American borders.