LG launches new Android tablet/netbook hybrid with 4GB of RAM, 128GB SSD and an Intel Core i5

LG launched an advanced version of their Tab Book, showcasing a powerful fusion of a netbook and a tablet. This updated model, labeled as 11TA740, boasts similar features as its predecessor functioning on Windows 8.1. At first glance, it appears like any regular tablet, promoting mobility and ease of use. Yet, it transforms into a netbook when slid up for managing demanding tasks. Below, we provide a detailed rundown of this hybrid device’s specifications:

– Screen Dimension: 11.6 inches
– Display Resolution: Full HD (1920 × 1080)
– Overall Dimensions: (mm) 286 x 192, with 16.7mm thickness
– Weight: (kg) 1.05
– CPU: 4th generation Core i5 4200U (Turbo 2.6GHz, Cache 3MB)
– Memory Capacity: 4GB (1 slot)
– Graphics Interface: Intel HD Graphics 4400
– Storage Option: SSD 128GB
– Ports: USB 3.0 (2 slots) with standard HDMI connectivity
– Card Slot: MicroSD
– Color Availability: Snow White
– Operating System: Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)

Despite its impressive specifications, the device’s use of Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean might be seen as a shortcoming. Invitations for speculation on the Tab Book’s launch timing are open as LG has not published any details regarding the cost or availability of this product. As we acquire more information from LG, we invite your views about this cutting-edge hybrid device.

Source: Quentyn Kennemer

Updated in 2025 to align with recent developments.