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We all thought that Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra was a large slate at 14 inches, but Lenovo might have just taken the cake. The company has its line of Lenovo Tab tablets, and they’re a proper competition for the iPads and Galaxy Tabs of the world. At CES, the company just unveiled its new Lenovo Tab Extreme, and it’s a beast of a tablet.
Lenovo recently launched its Tap P11 Pro, and Android Headlines had the opportunity to review it. This is a fantastic tablet if you want an affordable Android-powered workstation. With the high-quality OLED display, powerful speakers, and great gaming performance, it’s great for both work and Play. If you want to know more, you can check out the review right here.
Lenovo announces the Tab Extreme at CES
Lenovo is one of the few companies that actually take tablets seriously. It doesn’t just make bloated mid-range phones that lack the ability to make calls. Rather, it’s making true flagship-grade tablets for professionals who want to get work done.
And, the Lenovo Tab Extreme is about as professional as it gets starting with the size. This tablet is well within the laptop screen size at a whopping 14.5 inches. That’s half an inch bigger than the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra’s screen. That screen will be pretty pixel-dense with a resolution of 3000 x 1876. It’s approaching 4K resolution. If that’s not enough, the display is HDR10+ compatible and runs at 120Hz.
This big tablet will also be packing some big power to boot. The Lenovo Tab Extreme will use the powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9000. This is MediaTek’s answer to the Snapdragon 8 SoCs. This will be accompanied by 12GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage.
Now, let’s talk about the cameras. There are two cameras on the back. The main camera is a 13MP shooter with an aperture of f/2.4, and that’s accompanied by a 5MP shooter with an f/2.2 aperture. Up front, there’s a 13MP camera with an ultrawide field-of-view.
Keeping the lights on, we have a large 12,3000mAh battery. According to the company, this battery should be able to get you 12 hours of video playback on a single charge. As for the charger, you’ll get a 68W charging brick.
Other specs include Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and MicroSD card expansion. At this point. we don’t know how much this tablet will cost when it launches, but we can expect it to cost a pretty penny.
Lenovo also introduced its SmartPaper E-Reader
Along with its new tablet, the company also unveiled the SmartPaper. This is going to be an advanced E-reader with a large 10.3-inch E-Ink display with a resolution of 1872 x 1404. This won’t be your typical E-Reader, as it will come with an impressive 64GB of storage.
Along with that, this device also has stylus support. This means that it won’t only be for reading books. you’ll be able to use it for signing documents and taking notes as well.
The Lenovo SmartPaper will come with a 3550mAh battery. The company claims that it will last you more than 7000 pages of reading time or 170 pages of note-taking on one charge.
Along with that, the SmartPaper has Bluetooth 5.3 support, two microphones, 24 levels of brightness, 24 color tones, a dual-color front light, Android 11, and plenty of software tools.