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Lenovo is dubbing down its new Yoga Tab 3 Pro, which can project an image of 70 inches on the wall. The company's latest entry into the globalized world of electronics gadgets and techs, introduced Yoga Tab 3 Pro at an event, IFA 2015 in Berlin, Germany.
Tab 3 Pro featuring a 10-inch and 2560×1600 resolution IPS display that produces sharp details with vivid color. Yoga Tab 3 Pro runs on Android 5.1 (Lollipop) with a quad HD display and a rotating Pico Projector.
The company will start selling Tab 3 Pro after an event in November, the Wi-Fi version is priced at $499 while its LTE-laden sibling will be sold for $599.
Yoga series of tablets always comes up with a premium look, but Lenovo is planning for even more aesthetic, putting the rear panel with Puma Black faux leather. The device is soft to touch, splash resistant and creates a powerful grip for holding the tab.
There is a Pico Projector placed near the center of the foot with a rotating hinge that can be used for screening movies or business presentations. Company claims that the projector can projects the images upto 70 inches on the wall and has a brightness of 50 nits. To ensure maximum sharpness, tablet has built-in full digital focus.
The projector is able to rotate at an angle of 180 degrees, so that the viewers can achieve the maximum optimal angle. The Yoga 3 is supplemented with an impressive sounding system for which it is equipped with four front facing JBL speakers that works with Dolby Atoms 3D Surround Sound technology for a 3-D soundscape.
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