A couple of days back, Alldocube announced the next tablet, iPlay 40 in China. It comes with a UNISOC Tiger T618 SoC. Now, the company has announced additional specs and price of the flagship tablet.
Alldocube iPlay 40 Price, Availability
As per the official on Weibo(via ITHome), the Alldocube iPlay 40 is priced at 999 yuan($152). It comes in a single 8GB RAM, 128GB storage variant. That said, for 100 yuan more than iPlay 30, you get an upgraded CPU, GPU, Display, memory, and more. Anyway, the new tablet will go on sale in early December in China.
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Alldocube iPlay 40 Specifications
The Alldocube iPlay 40 features a 10.4-inch 2K display. It has a resolution of 2000×1200 pixels. The company calls it an in-Cell technology and is a full-fit display. This is probably due to the display having equal bezels on all sides. Talking about the design, official images show a grey color. Weighing in at 474 grams, the tablet is about 7.8mm thick.
That said, the company says the tablet has a micro-frame design and is built on Magnesium alloy. Under the hood, it is powered by the UNISOC Tiger T618 SoC. The chipset is UNISOC next-gen octa-core CPU built on a 12nm process. Regarding the cores, it has 2xCortex-A75 cores clocked at 2GHz, and 6xCortex-A55 clocked at 2GHz. It has a Mali G52 3EE game-level GPU.
As per the official poster, the flagship tablet scores 210,000+ in benchmarks. This, along with four BOX Audio speakers should ensure a great experience in gaming, and media consumption. Other features of the tablet include a new Customized UI, Memory expansion up to 2TB, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, Dual-4G Network support.
For the unware, Alldocube is a Chinese digital brand and focuses on Android tablets, Windows 2-in1 PCs, MP3 & MP4 Players, E-books, and more. The earlier models of the iPlay series of tablets include iPlay 8 Pro, 10 Pro, iPlay 20, and the recently launched iPlay 30.
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