This is a guest post by Califa Berks.
Apple and Samsung has long been dominating the tablet market, conquering the sales and profit, each year of every quarter, where likely only few would step-up to compete with them. With high expectations from the tablet lovers or buyers they seem to always come up with new specs and add-ups, giving their audiences the best feature to offer for a tablet. Analysts considered both to top every quarter’s tablet performance which for the last quarter Apple iPad 2 dominated the tablet sales results.
Lenovo has been working out to produce a new tablet that would par up with Samsung’s Tab and the current leader, the iPad 2 and ironically, to battle out Microsoft Surface.
In a press release statement, Lenovo will be releasing the new “ThinkPad Tablet 2” that will be powered by Microsoft’s very own Windows 8 and other cool feats to be added. Highlighting their optional pen input for what the company describes as “differentiators that matter” in the tablet segment.
But would it be enough to differ from other tablets and stay unique? When will this be available?
Specifications
Processor: Intel Atom Processor
Display: 1,366x768 IPS LC Multitouch display
Battery: 8-10 Hours Runtime
Others: Fingerprint Reader, Integrated 3G/4G with HSPA+ and LTE, HDMI port, Trio USB Ports with Ethernet, Windows 8 Pro
Cameras: 8 Megapixels (back), 2 Megapixel (front) for Video Calls
Weight: 600g
Thickness: 9.8mm
What to expect
“Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2: Looks like a Tablet, Behaves Like a PC”. For this 4th quarter there will be many options for tablet lovers. Joining Microsoft Surface, Apple iPad, Samsung Tab and Google Nexus Tablet is Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet.It is slightly thicker than the Apple iPad by .39 inches, but it will be lighter. After the pre-release engineering sample, Lenovo will surely level with the big players. Along with Google’s Nexus Q fixes, Lenovo is also fixing their tablet based on feedback given from the pre-sample.
If you have seen Apple iPad porting it with detachable keyboards, Lenovo as well did make the same concept, with far looks, It is almost Identical with a typical Lenovo Laptop.
Price of the ThinkPad Tablet has not been stated by Lenovo, but it would be likely ranging from Apple iPad’s price and Microsoft Surface.
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About the Author
Califa Berks, Blogger for Cashforsmartphones.com (where you can sell cell phone for cash), blog contributor and photographer from Melbourne, Australia.
