Far from being the world's most successful tablet vendor, Lenovo has managed to make big strides in the Apple-dominated industry over the past few years with a diverse and extensive list of iPad alternatives that are largely affordable, reasonably powerful, and often decidedly catchy. .
Only one of these descriptions is 100% guaranteed for the company's upcoming Android-based tablet, which will apparently carry the Lenovo Tab M11 moniker and pack a MediaTek Helio G99 processor.
Not to be confused with the existing Tab P11, P11 Plus, P11
Pro, P11 Gen 2 and P11 Pro Gen 2 models, this undoubtedly fast-approaching mid-ranger obviously shouldn't cost a fortune, following in the footsteps of a Third-generation Tab M10 Plus which currently starts at a measly $160 in the US.
That being said, it's impossible to predict the exact price of the Tab M11 in the US, mainly because we don't yet know if official availability in North America is planned. What is clear is that this thing will rival Samsung's Galaxy Tab S6 Lite and Tab A8 for the title of best budget tablet on the market, while almost certainly undercutting high-end devices like the Galaxy Tab S9 FE or Apple's iPad Air (2022). ).
The somewhat generic design with relatively large screen bezels and the decent but far from eye-watering 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution of said Lenovo Tab M11 display are today confirmed alongside the aforementioned Helio G99 SoC in a console listing
Google Play discovered by the eagle eye. people at
MySmartPrice.
The list also includes corroboration of the 4 GB RAM number
originally revealed by WindowsReport a few months ago, while leaving pretty much everything else unconfirmed. But if this older rumor is anything to go by, the Tab M11 will also be available in an 8GB memory configuration in the near future, while housing up to 128GB of data internally.
As the name suggests, the Lenovo Tab M11's FHD+ display is expected to measure around 11 inches diagonally, with Android 13 disappointingly expected to run out-of-the-box software and updates to Android 14 and of Android 15 would be planned down the line.
Overall, this feels like a mid-range effort… largely unremarkable that could well be saved with a competitive price. Fingers crossed and ears strained as Lenovo prepares to officially unveil the Tab M11…soon.
