Lenovo is strengthening with two new tablets

Lenovo recently announced its new 5-inch phone, and if you have a goose on a fat basis, they also unveiled their 2 new tablets in Beijing. Namely the LePad S2007 and the LePad S2010.

Surprisingly, we can see that the 10,1-inch device did not receive the hardware that was promised to us in advance, as the final version received a 1,5 GHz Qualcomm dual-core processor in the 1,6 GHz NVIDIA quad-core unit. instead, and system memory has also shrunk to 1 GB from 2 GB. They also got rid of the rear fingerprint reader, all of which the Ice Cream Sandwich also lagged behind, so it will arrive with Android 3.2.

The two tablets have many features in common, including the aforementioned Qualcomm dual-core 1,5GHz processor, 1GB of system memory, and a 1280 x 800 IPS panel display. Both devices received an 8-megapixel main camera and a 1,3-megapixel secondary front-panel camera.

The two tablets are equipped with different batteries. The 360-gram, 9,7-millimeter-thick S2007 power source has a capacity of 3780 mAh, providing 8 hours of operation time with Wi-Fi turned on. In addition to the 2010 gram weight and 670 millimeter thickness of the S9,9, a unit with a capacity of 7560 mAh has been added, which can withstand up to 11 hours.

The two newly announced models, like the S2005, Lenovo’s new tablet phone, will be available in China from December. We do not yet have information on the end-user price of the devices.

source: engadget.