One of the most snazzy participant of IFA 2014, Lenovo Tab S8 Tablet has finally landed on Indian shore. Back in September, after mesmerizing the folks at first glance with its ultra-thin and super-light texture, now device has been listed on E-commerce website: Flipkart, where from prospective purchasers can grab it by paying Rs. 16,990.
Notably, tab has brilliantly managed itself to be skinnier and lighter along with robust internal hardwares. It has been showcased on the ledges of retail store with its 209.8x123.8x7.9mm dimension. And, it is the forefront in array of most light-weighted gadget along with a weighing of 299 grams, where highly-priced Apple iPad Air comes with 469g of weight.
The trump card of this Android 4.4 KitKat based tool is the inclusion of a SIM card slot, 4G LTE connectivity along with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and voice-calling functionality. The tablet is power packed with a non-removable 4290mAh Li-ion battery that is quoted to confer 7 hours of usage time and 396 hours of standby time.
Paired with 64-bit 1.86GHz Intel Atom Z3745 quad-core processor, handheld has caliber to deliver fast processing and it can run multiple applications simultaneously. For clear image outputs with best contrast quality, gadget features an 8-inch WUXGAIPS display with One Glass Solution touch-panel technology that renders a pixel resolution of 1920x1200p and pixel density of 283ppi.
The comprisal of 2GB RAM along with 16GB of inbuilt storage is quite alluring. At this place, users can expand the internal memory up to 64GB through a MicroSD card. On the imaging front, Lenovo's new heir is outfitted with 8-megapixel autofocus rear camera with an LED flash, BSI 2 sensor and glare reducing glass. Additionally, it is accompanied by a secondary 1.6-megapixel HD fixed focus selfie snapper.
Well, Lenovo Tab S8 seems a best proposition for tech-savvy customers that are looking for a plus-sized handy device, which can bestow an excellent amalgam of value, performance and beauty. A while ago, Dell has also commenced its voice-enabled tablet: Venue 8 in India at similar monetary value, for which Tab S8 is could be a big brickbat.