Lenovo Tab P11 Pro and Tab P11 (2nd Gen) tablets
Lenovo has tweaked its second-generation tablets to deliver 120% more power than was previously available in first-generation systems and the latest tablets are powered by an octa-core MediaTek Kompanio 1300T processor supported by up to 8 GB of RAM memory as well as connectivity via Wi-Fi 6.
“Adding HDR10+ support, this tablet is full access to crystal-clear visuals when users stream all night. Boasting 600-nit screen brightness, a wide range of 100% DCI-P3 colors and a dynamic contrast ratio, it will be all too easy to get lost in the detail of a favorite show or movie, as every pixel comes to life.For the casual gamer, the rate of Rapid 120Hz refresh and 360Hz touch response speeds take the stress out of tablet gaming as ultra-smooth graphics glide across the screen, allowing users to follow the action. it's used, the sounds emanating from JBL®'s quad-speaker system and Dolby Atmos® deliver spatial sound that more deeply connects users with their favorite content."
“When users need to be a little more productive with their device, the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro (2nd Gen) makes the switch easy. Included is a detachable ThinkPad-inspired keyboard with an integrated touchpad for efficient typing on the go. If you prefer to write, the optional Lenovo Precision Pen 3 can magnetically attach to the device for wireless charging and storage.
This Bluetooth-enabled stylus automatically pairs with the tablet and can be used to remotely control on-screen documents, music, pictures and recordings using the customizable button on the side . By simply holding down the button while tapping the screen, users can quickly take notes with Lenovo Instant Memo even when the screen is locked, transcribing handwriting into text, allowing them to capture their thoughts when creativity strikes."
"These two new tablets were designed to filter out harmful blue light, helping to reduce eye strain and protect users' eyes during those streaming marathons. Lenovo's cross-device collaboration software, Also available on both are Lenovo Freestyle, formerly known as Project Unity, an app that allows users to seamlessly link their Android tablets to their Lenovo Windows PC, turning their tablet into a portable second display to extend their desktop computer or a wireless touchscreen for their laptop."
Source: Lenovo
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Lenovo has tweaked its second-generation tablets to deliver 120% more power than was previously available in first-generation systems and the latest tablets are powered by an octa-core MediaTek Kompanio 1300T processor supported by up to 8 GB of RAM memory as well as connectivity via Wi-Fi 6.
“Adding HDR10+ support, this tablet is full access to crystal-clear visuals when users stream all night. Boasting 600-nit screen brightness, a wide range of 100% DCI-P3 colors and a dynamic contrast ratio, it will be all too easy to get lost in the detail of a favorite show or movie, as every pixel comes to life.For the casual gamer, the rate of Rapid 120Hz refresh and 360Hz touch response speeds take the stress out of tablet gaming as ultra-smooth graphics glide across the screen, allowing users to follow the action. it's used, the sounds emanating from JBL®'s quad-speaker system and Dolby Atmos® deliver spatial sound that more deeply connects users with their favorite content."
“When users need to be a little more productive with their device, the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro (2nd Gen) makes the switch easy. Included is a detachable ThinkPad-inspired keyboard with an integrated touchpad for efficient typing on the go. If you prefer to write, the optional Lenovo Precision Pen 3 can magnetically attach to the device for wireless charging and storage.
This Bluetooth-enabled stylus automatically pairs with the tablet and can be used to remotely control on-screen documents, music, pictures and recordings using the customizable button on the side . By simply holding down the button while tapping the screen, users can quickly take notes with Lenovo Instant Memo even when the screen is locked, transcribing handwriting into text, allowing them to capture their thoughts when creativity strikes."
"These two new tablets were designed to filter out harmful blue light, helping to reduce eye strain and protect users' eyes during those streaming marathons. Lenovo's cross-device collaboration software, Also available on both are Lenovo Freestyle, formerly known as Project Unity, an app that allows users to seamlessly link their Android tablets to their Lenovo Windows PC, turning their tablet into a portable second display to extend their desktop computer or a wireless touchscreen for their laptop."
Source: Lenovo
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