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Back in September, LG finally took the wraps off their latest tablet, the LG G Pad 8.3. Unfortunately at that time, LG was a bit vague on the timing of the tablet’s release, only giving us a rough end of the year time frame, along with possible pricing (although it has been speculated that it could cost $299). In any case LG has recently announced that the LG G Pad 8.3 is expected to go on sale in South Korea come 14th of October and that its availability on other markets will follow shortly. Once again no specific dates were mentioned, but we can only imagine it shouldn’t be too long following its South Korean release.

The tablet will see a price tag of 550,000 Won, which roughly converts to about $510, making it a somewhat pricey tablet as opposed to its rumored $299 price tag that would allow it to compete with the likes of the Google Nexus 7. No word on how much it will cost when it arrives stateside, but hopefully its price tag in South Korea will be good enough indication. The LG G Pad 8.3 will sport an 8.3” 1920×1200 display and pack a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 chipset under the hood clocked at 1.7GHz. It will sport several features of the LG G2, such as the Knock-On feature that will lock/unlock the device.

LG G Pad 8.3 Sees 14th October Launch In South Korea, Rest Of The World To Follow After original content from Ubergizmo.

Unboxing videos are perhaps the biggest waste of YouTube storage to grace the planet: watch a pimple-faced youth take a phone out of a cardboard container and play with some basic functions! Woo. But here’s one worth watching.

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Last week on the “Revenge” season premiere, Aiden told Victoria that he wanted to help her take down Emily. Is that really what’s going on? This week, he spent a lot of time trying to convince her that he really did want to take down his former lover. In doing so, he revealed some details about Emily, but he also kept many of her secrets.

“She betrayed me in a way you couldn’t even imagine,” Aiden told Victoria. “Or, maybe you can, as I’m sure David Clarke’s treachery lit a fire inside you.”

“Don’t make inferences to my past, nor try to compel me by straining to link David with whatever Emily is up to,” Victoria responded.

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Earlier this year, Samsung took the wraps off their NX300 camera but it looks like they have recently given the device an upgrade, although it looks like the upgrade will be targeted at the South Korean market. The upgrade comes in the form of the NX300M and for the most part, the camera will retain the same hardware specifications as the NX300 albeit with some minor changes that we doubt would be worth the upgrade if you already own the camera, but for those who don’t, perhaps these minor tweaks could be worth spending money on.

For starters the NX300M will feature a 3.31” AMOLED display that is tiltable up to 180-degrees. This is compared to the NX300 where the display could only be tilted at 90-degrees and 45-degrees. That’s pretty much the only difference, but other specs suc has its 20.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor, Hybrid Auto Focus system, and DRIMe IV imaging engine should be still in place. Available in a variety of colors with an 18-55mm kit lens, the Samsung NX300M will set customers back 899,000 Won, with an offer valid until the 30th of November where a free premium brown bag and shoulder strap will be thrown in with every purchase.

Samsung NX300M Announced For South Korea original content from Ubergizmo.