Lenovo launches new Android tablet Tab M9 in India


New Delhi, May 26 : Global technology brand Lenovo on Friday launched its latest Android tablet -- 'Tab M9', powered with MediaTek Helio G80 Octa-Core processor in India. The Lenovo Tab M9 will be available in Frost Blue and Storm Grey colours at a starting price of Rs 12,999 from June 1 across key online and offline stores. "Our new Lenovo Tab M9 is one of the best entry-level Android devices, and it's the perfect entertainment powerhouse for consumers looking for some downtime away from the stress of work and school," Sumati Sahgal, Head - Tablets and Smart Devices, Lenovo India, said in a statement. Moreover, the company said that the new Tab M9 is designed to enhance productivity and offer a mobile cinematic experience to users, with its long-lasting battery life, secure facial recognition login, and dual stereo speakers. The Tab M9 features a nine-inch HD display which is built on a stylish and sleek dual-tone metal chassis, making it comfortable to hold, and weighs around 344 grams. With up to 64GB of storage and up to 13 hours of video playback battery life, users can enjoy the power and space they need to stream and save their favourite movies and shows, the company said. Further, the company mentioned that with Netflix HD support and Dolby Atmos spatial audio with dual stereo speakers users will get an enhanced, immersive entertainment experience. The tablet comes with the Android 12 operating system. /IANS




Related

4 in 5 smartphone users consider chipset as heart, brain of phone Report
New Delhi, June 5 : Four in every five smartphone users consider the smartphone chipset as the heart and brain of the phone, while, about three in eve

Fitbit s Google sign ins to start on June 6
San Francisco, June 5 : Google will introduce an option for users to move their Fitbit experience to a Google Account, starting on Tuesday. Firs

Covid spread in over 70% of US households started with a child Study
New York, June 5 : While kids were the least affected by the Covid-19 disease, a study suggests that 70.4 per cent of nearly 850,000 US household tran

Sharing