Android tablets have been given a whole new life now that Google Assistant is around. That new life is a smart display. While you could use most Android tablets as a smart display, it really works ...

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While Android tablets in general seem to be dying, a few companies still see value in launching new ones. Recently, Samsung took the wraps off of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. Now, it’s Lenovo’s turn — ...

Amazon’s Fire series of tablets are dirt cheap multimedia devices, but they run a heavily limited software that is Android only in the name. Today, Lenovo has launched a better alternative – the ...

Lenovo revealed a whole bunch of new Android tablets to fill the space left by almost every other manufacturer on the planet over the last couple of years. They've gone ahead and broken the floodgates ...

Lenovo has put out a number of interesting Android tablets over the past few years, including budget models with competitive prices and premium devices including models with unusual features like HDMI ...

Samsung isn’t the only company launching new tablets today. Lenovo has unveiled two new models set to hit the streets in select markets over the coming weeks. The Lenovo Tab P12 features a 12.7 inch ...

Lenovo announced two new tablets today: the Tab P11 Pro and Tab M10 HD Gen 2. The P11 Pro features a Snapdragon 730G processor and a 2,560 x 1,600 display. The Tab M10 HD Gen 2 is the first Android ...

The Lenovo M10 Plus Gen3 doesn't support just any stylus. However, it is compatible with the Lenovo Precision Pen 2 and Active Pen 3. These two products are still considered active styluses, while the ...

Lenovo has been building out its smart home products for a couple of years now, and at CES 2020, the company has a couple more options to show off. Firstly, there’s the Lenovo Smart Tab M10, which is ...

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