Lenovo to release three tablets with 12.7-inch 144Hz LCD display

Lenovo is reportedly gearing up to release three new tablets featuring a 12.7-inch LCD screen and support for a high refresh rate of 144Hz. According to a leak by Digital Chat Station, the tablets are expected to offer an immersive visual experience with their large display and smooth scrolling capabilities.

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Lenovo’s New Tablets: Immersive Display, High Refresh Rate, Bigger Batteries

The leaked report reveals that two of the tablets will be powered by the MediaTek Kompanio 900T and Snapdragon 870 processors, ensuring powerful performance for a wide range of applications. Additionally, Lenovo has equipped these tablets with a substantial 10200mAh battery, providing long-lasting usage without frequent recharging.

Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.7

One of the highly anticipated models is the Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.7, which is the successor of Xiaoxin Pad Pro 2022 (check out the full review of Xiaoxin Pad Pro 2022). This flagship Android tablet boasts a remarkable battery life, allowing users to stream 12 episodes, play 1000 songs, and enjoy up to 47 days of standby time. The tablet’s specifications include a 2944×1840p resolution on its large 12.7-inch screen, ensuring sharp visuals and vibrant colors. Furthermore, the tablet supports a 144Hz refresh rate, providing smooth and fluid scrolling, without any flickering.

Lenovo has recently initiated a “Pioneer Experience Officer Recruitment Campaign,” inviting users to apply for early access to the Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.7 through their official community. By recruiting early experience users, Lenovo aims to gather valuable feedback and improve the user experience before the tablet’s official release. This move indicates that the tablet’s release is imminent, although an official release date has not been announced yet.

Xiaomi is also gearing up to launch its Xiaomi Pad 6 tablet in India on the 13th of June 2023. The device packs an 11-inch 144Hz LCD display with Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC.

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