Last month, Lenovo quietly launched an Android tablet called Lenovo Tab K10 in India. A few weeks later, the Chinese tech giant has now introduced an enterprise edition of this product in the country.

According to a report by MySmartPrice, Lenovo has launched a customizable enterprise tablet in India. This slate is nothing but a Lenovo Tab K10 with customization options.

The Lenovo Tab K10 is similar to the recently launched Motorola Moto Tab G20, which itself is a rebadged Lenovo Tab M8 3rd Gen. The only major differences between the Tab K10 and Tab G20 are display and connectivity. 

The former has a 10.3-inch FHD (1920 x 1200 pixels) canvas and arrives with LTE connectivity. On the other hand, the latter features an 8-inch HD (1280 x 800) screen without LTE.

Taking about the new ‘customizable enterprise’ edition, businesses can avail it in either battery or battery-less version. Also, unlike the consumer model, the enterprise variant does not have an LTE option.

Whereas, other features remain the same as regular retailer units. However, businesses can customize it as they like. Lenovo says that it provides customized solutions for retail, manufacturing, banking and finance, education, etc.

As far as price is concerned, the enterprise edition of Lenovo Tab K10 starts at ₹15,999, while the consumer model starts at ₹13,999 with half the storage.

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