Lenovo Miix 320 Lightest Tablet Carries 2-In-1 Wi-Fi, LTE, Windows 10 With 10 Hours Battery Life; Lenovo P2 Mediocre Performance?
Lenovo Miix 320 has been unveiled at the Mobile World Congress. The detachable laptop-tablet was presented along with other products such as two new Yoga laptops and a new Tab 4 series of tablets.
The Lenovo Miix 320 is a tablet in its simplest form, with an Intel HD graphics, an Intel Atom X5 processor, an internal storage up to 128GB and a memory that can be expanded up to 4GB. On the other hand, the content is presented on a 10.1 inches 1920 x 1080 full HD display, along with Dolby Advanced Audio for the sounds.
Lenovo Miix 320 is reportedly ideal for watching TV shows and movies while on a commute or simply at home. To shift into work mode, the keyboard dock can be attached, including a trackpad to turn the Miix 320 into a fully functioning laptop option. Also, Windows 10 is preinstalled, which supports Windows Continuum for easy switching between laptop and tablet modes.
According to reports, Lenovo Miix 320 comes with a battery that lasts for up to 10 hours, a Wi-Fi and a 4G Lite support for internet connectivity. Both LTE and Wi-Fi only versions of the laptop-tablet is set to launch in April, and will be priced starting at €399 for the LTE version and €269 for the Wi-Fi only variant, Pocket reported.
Meanwhile, the new Lenovo P2 is a follow-up to Vibe P1 from last year. The smartphone's highlight is the massive 5,100mAh battery in a premium-style metal design, along with a full HD super AMOLED screen.
Lenovo P2 smartphone, however, is reportedly lacking in terms of the highest performance, as it only features a 14nm Snapdragon 625, which is for efficiency and usable power. As for Lenovo P2's design, the new smartphone comes with a smart but generic design, metal black with small plastic portions for antennas, edges, front fingerprint sensor and rear camera, including glass front with 2.5D curves, Economic Times reported. Watch Lenovo Miix 320 (MWC 2017) here:
