Lenovo 5-inch Android Tablet Breaks Cover in Leaked Photos
Lenovo’s tablet portfolio currently contains three devices - to wit, the IdeaPad A1, IdeaPad K1 and ThinkPad. But according to an Engadget exclusive, the vendor has plans to expand its tablet portfolio with the addition of a dual-core 5-inch Android tablet. Hit the jump for more.
Apparently, the 5-inch tablet will be marketed under the LePad brand in China and the IdeaPad name elsewhere. The site’s anonymous source, who was kind enough to share some pics of the device, was not able to confirm whether or not it features voice call capability.
But certain things are quite evident in the leaked photos. It is clear that the tablet, which could eventually turn out to be a smartphone/tablet hybrid, features a micro-USB port, HDMI output, a front-facing camera. Also, the presence of three capacitive buttons indicates that this device is most likely to run either Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwhich.
Image Credit: Engadget
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Ole_Raspy
November 23, 2011 at 10:33am
Is it a tablet or a smartphone?????
next thing we know, the latest updates for all current tablets will enable phone calls (not like the OS doesnt already support it or anything)
can you imaging holding a 10in tablet up to your ear? haha
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Zoandar
November 23, 2011 at 9:03am
This may be the first of a new trend of 'crossover' phone/ tablets. Smartphones gained their early traction by allowing users to no longer have to carry multiple devices such as a PDA, cell phone and notebook. For some this could combine their tablet and smartphone if properly equipped.
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firefox91
November 23, 2011 at 9:01am
5 inches. Any smaller and it should be a phone. Any bigger and it would be media tablet (Nook/Kindle). So 5 inches is really good for nothing. What a terrible size selelction.
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ApathyCurve
November 23, 2011 at 7:33am
It would almost have to be a hybrid, otherwise what's the point? I can get a Droid Razr with a 4.3" screen...
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