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Lenovo Launches Five New Android Tablets, Featuring Yoga Tab 11 and 13 With Hangable Kickstands
Alongside premium Yoga Tab variants, Lenovo has also launched an entertainment-centric Tab P11 Plus and affordable Tab M7 and Tab M8 tablets.
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At the beginning of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2021 in Barcelona, Lenovo has launched a series of tablets. The company launched five Android tablets, including a pair that comes with a hangable kickstand.
Lenovo made the Yoga Tab 13 official outside China, where it was retailing as Yoga Pad Pro. The Yoga Tab P11 is now more portable with a rotating kickstand, which can be turned into a hanger, enabling you to place it on the wall. The wall-mounting kickstand comes with a built-in Micro HDMI connection allowing the new Yoga Tab series to also work as an external monitor for Nintendo Switch, laptops, or PCs.
Yoga Tab 13 and Tab 11 Specs & Features
Both Yoga Tab 13 and Tab 11 feature 400-nit bright displays with 60Hz refresh rates. Yoga Tab 13 has a resolution of 2160×1350 pixels, while Tab 11 has a resolution of 2000×1200 pixels.
Under the hood, the Yoga Tab 13 is powered by a QualcommSnapdragon 870octa-core chipset paired with 8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of internal storage. The Tab 11 comes powered by a MediaTek Helio G90T with 4GB/8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of storage. Lenovo touts that the Tab 11 can deliver up to 15 hours of video playback on a single charge. In contrast, Tab 13 can deliver a backup of up to 12 hours.
As for pricing, Tab 13 starts at $680 and will go on sale this week. Tab P11 comes with a starting price of $320 and will hit the market next month.
Here’s a piece of advice: you can save big bucks if you can let go of the modernkickstand. You can go for the P11 Plus with the same chipset as the Tab 11 alongside the same display, resolution, and more.
Budget Tab M7 and Tab M8
Rounding up the new launches byLenovo, the last two fresh launches include budget Tab M7 and Tab M8 tablets. Both the affordable tablets come with a smaller display and lower specs than the new Yoga slates.
Lenovo announced that the Tab M7 would be limited to North America. The Tab M7 features a 7-inch display with a 1024×600 resolution. It comes powered by a MediaTek MT8166 quad-core chipset paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. The company claims up to 10 hours of battery life on this tablet. It will be up for sale at $110, starting this week.
For buyers outside North America, Lenovo has launched the Tab M8 that comes with an 8-inch display featuring 1280×800 pixels resolution. It is powered by a MediaTek Helio P22T octa-core SoC. Lenovo promises up to 15 hours of battery life on this one. It also includes an optional Smart Charging Station. The pricing for the Tab M8 remains unknown, but Lenovo promises its availability later this year.
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Murray Henley
July 2, 2021 at 9:00 pm
As a current Lenovo Tab 4 Plus 8 owner since 2018, and looking to add another similar tablet, I am very disappointed by this announcement.
I have refrained from buying the current Tab M8 FHD, as it is still on Android 9 and has the outdated Micro-USB connector.
Now comes the M8 3rd gen, with seemingly no FHD model in sight and downgraded camera specs.
Not everyone is interested in smart devices and large tablets with detachable keyboards.
For me, 8 inches is the right compromise between legibility and portability, as well as the perfect size for reading e-books.
It hard to believe Lenovo is not planning a 3rd gen follow-up to its best-selling 8 inch FHD model. We can also wonder how long Lenovo can keep selling its long-in-the-tooth 8 inch tablets in North America.
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