Lenovo has launched a new tablet in China. The tablet is dubbed Lenovo M10 Plus and is an offshoot of the Lenovo M10 tablet which was launched in December 2019. The M10 Plus is an entry-level tablet but the pricing doesn’t reflect that as it starts at 1599 yuan ($254).
The Lenovo M10 Plus tablet packs a 10.3-inch display with FHD resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. The display comes with a sizeable amount of bezels on all sides but the device has a screen ratio of 87% which isn’t bad for a 10-inch tablet. The display supports 10-point touch and is said to have TUV Rheinland certification. It equally comes with a child mode.
The tablet is powered by a MediaTek Helio P22T 64-bit, 12nm processor paired with 4GB of RAM while there are options of 64GB and 128GB storage. For interface, the tablet runs on Android 9.0 Pie operating system and we are not sure if that will even be upgraded to Android 10 in future.
In terms of the build, the tablet is touted to be very slim, with a thickness of 8.15mm and weight of 480 grams. That is because of the 7000mAh battery that is crammed inside. There are speakers on both sides of the tablet with support for Dolby Atmos sound effect.
The Lenovo M10 Plus tablet equally packs an 8MP front camera as well as a 13MP rear camera with autofocus, HD video shoot. The tablet comes with a Child mode which can protect the eyes of young children and prevent children from playing games for a long time.
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