LG’s upcoming tablet, codenamed Project Jetta has surfaced online. It will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 chipset and will pack a 7,000mAh capacity battery.
The LG tablet with model number LGE 10A30Q will have a 10.3-inch display and a RAM/ storage configuration of 4GB/128GB. The device will run on Android 12 and a global launch outside South Korea is unlikely. Recall that LG had exited the smartphone market in 2020. The move came as it tried to consolidate its marketing edge in other areas. This has however not prevented the company from developing other Android-based devices like tablets.
The details about LG’s Project Jetta were posted on a South Korean tech forum. It confirmed the existence of a new LG tablet for educational purposes. There are indications that Project Jetta’s launch may be imminent. It has appeared on Geekbench and gotten the Wi-Fi Alliance’s certification. The device’s chipset (Snapdragon 680) puts it as a mid-range offering. This is coupled with its low RAM and internal storage capacity. The camera setup of the tablet consists of a 5MP front camera and an 8MP rear camera.
LG is yet to release any official details of the LGE 10A30Q. So, its price, release date, and availability still remain unknown at this time. It is also unclear how LG will undertake the production of the new tablet. It has since shut down production in its smartphone factories for more than a year. It is most probable that LG could outsource the production of the new tablet.
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