LG C1 Express Dual

Lightweight design ; The blue-black piano finish ; Solid built chassis ; Full size keyboard ; Spare 6-cell battery and external optical drive included in price

Tiny touchpad ; Speakers are on the bottom of the Tablet ; Not much for wireless options

The C1 Express Dual has a professional appearance and a solid design. It is a little on the expensive side, but it is cheaper than the Toshiba R400 and still maintains much of the same features. It feels sturdy, no cheap plastics to this Tablet, which...

Incredibly small, light, and thin ; Impressive processor and graphics chip for the size ; Came without any junk trial version software pre-installed ; High-build quality with a three year warranty, good overall aesthetics

Poor battery life with standard-sized battery ; Quirky software/driver issues make for a bumpy experience ; Expensive, with only 1 GB of RAM included ; Glossy black finish is a magnet for fingerprints

The LG C1 is a mixed bag: on one hand, it's thin, light-weight, and packs a lot of features and performance into its small frame. The fact that it has a 10.6" screen and a Dual Core processor is quite rare, so LG has to be given engineering props for...

Tablet/notebook hybrid, Touch screen technology that does not require a digitised pen, lightweight, Viewing angle of screen

Performance

With its ultra low voltage CPU the C1 Express Dual offers little in the way of power, but is extremely portable with some good hybrid notebook and tablet features.