The device is specifically aimed at the education market
Lenovo is one of the companies that are fully committed to Microsoft’s ARM push, so it’s no surprise that one of the latest devices it launches comes with a Snapdragon chip. More specifically, Lenovo has developed a new tablet specifically aimed at the education sector and which combines Windows 11 and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c platform. The result should be increased productivity with enhanced battery life without any impact on device performance. But while on paper everything sounds pretty cool, it remains to be seen if everything is as smoothly as promised in the real-life too.
