Last- nanosecond shopping is upon us and, right on time, Lenovo has eventually made its 2021 decoration Android tablet available in new requests, including the US. Going beyond specs and features, the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro might be a worthwhile gift for someone knee-deep in Android app development. Why? Because the model has the distinction as being the first — and so far only — device outside of the Pixel with sanctioned Android 12L development support.
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Lenovo Tab P12 Pro
On its own, the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro is a redoubtable Android tablet erected for both work and play. Granted, it does n’t have the loftiest possible specs, but it still offers some of the stylish features in Android tablets to date. Case in point? This model nearly glasses the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, but it might indeed beat it in some aspects.
The Lenovo Tab P12 Pro runs on a Snapdragon 870 5G processor, a slight step over from the Galaxy Tab S7’s Snapdragon 865. The12.6- inch screen is also larger but has a lower pixel viscosity at only 2560 × 1600. The P12 Pro surely has the edge in battery size with a whopping mAh arbor that can charge snappily at 45W.
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Lenovo also gives its premier 2021 tablet the same capabilities and accessories anticipated from a laptop volition, including the Lenovo Precision Pen 3 that’s included in the box, as well as the 2-in-1 keyboard that needs to be bought independently. Given those features, the tablet is easily aimed at further than just entertainment, though further consumers than just office workers will profit from it.
Android 12L Beta
A many months back, Google unexpectedly revealed an forthcoming Android 12 “ point drop” concentrated primarily on large defenses. These include tablets, foldables, and indeed Android apps running on Chromebooks. While it seems to be a high occasion to launch a Pixel Tablet, Google has rather decided to mate with Lenovo on this trouble.
Though it ’ll ultimately make its way to other bias, the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro is the first slate compatible with the early releases of Android 12L, at least as farnon-Pixel bias go. Though the Galaxy Z Fold 3 was also mentioned during the Android 12L advertisement, there has been no word on beta images for the galère. In discrepancy, Lenovo provides instructions on how to install inventor images onto the device.
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This makes the Tab P12 Pro commodity of interest for Android app inventors who are concentrated on tablets or getting ahead with Android 12L. At a blinked$629.99 price label, still, the Galaxy Tab S7 does undercut Lenovo’s new model a bit. Not everyone is a addict of Samsung’s products, however, and the Tab P12 Pro offers US buyers a good volition.
