Last year was a good year for Chromebooks and Lenovo made one of the best, the Chromebook Duet. Ahead of CES 2021, the company announced …
Last year was a good year for Chromebooks and Lenovo made one of the best, the Chromebook Duet. Ahead of CES 2021, the company announced the Tab P11, which essentially uses the same design idea of the Duet but running on Android instead of Chrome OS. Starting at $230 (£170, AU$295 converted) and expected later this month, the 11-inch tablet leans more toward entertainment than productivity compared to the Duet. But, if you do need to get a little work done on the side, Lenovo will have an optional keyboard with a trackpad that magnetically snaps into place along the bottom edge. There’s also an optional active pen that you can use for note-taking or drawing. The touchscreen has a 2,000×1,200-pixel resolution with 400-nit brightness and the tablet is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 662 mobile platform with LTE support. An 8-megapixel camera is ready for video chats and there’s a privacy feature that’ll blur your background so you can worry a bit less about what’s in the shot behind you.
