After presenting the latest high-end tablet with the name Lenovo Tab P11 Pro and the low-end one called Lenovo Tab M10 towards the end of August, the Chinese company now seems ready to launch a new mid-range tablet. The upcoming Lenovo Tab P11 has indeed been caught on the list of devices supported by Google on the Google Play Console platform.
Lenovo Tab P11 caught on Google Play Console with Snapdragon 660 and 4GB RAM
As is often the case with Lenovo tablets, the P11 also seems like a relatively cheap alternative to tablets from more reputable brands (see Samsung and Apple).
According to what we can see on Google Play Console, in fact, the tablet will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 as a processor, therefore less performing than the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7, which instead adopts a Snapdragon 662. On the positive side, however, the Lenovo tablet is given with 4 GB of RAM and not with 3 GB of RAM as in the Samsung model.
From Play Console we can also see that the device mounts a display of unknown size with a resolution of 1200 x 2000 pixels. Also, according to leakster TechPreacher, the tablet is expected to run Android 10 and come with model number TB-J606F.
At the moment this is all the information available, but we expect to find out more in the following days.
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