Tegra 3 quad-core K2 led Lenovo released two Android 4.0 tablet

Following Asustek and Acer, Lenovo also took out its first flat-panel ideaTab K2 powered by NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 quad-core processor, which is currently shipping Android 4.0.1.

The rumors are the same as before, this K2 tablet uses a 10.1-inch touch screen (IPS material, Sharp supply), a resolution of 1920 × 1200 pixels, provides an 8-megapixel camera, and it also has a fingerprint reader behind the fuselage.

Also released is a 10-inch (1280x800 pixel) dual-core tablet ideaTab S2, its appearance is very similar to the ASUS Transformer, Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1, also joined the plug-in keyboard design, its body thickness 8.69mm, the whole weight About 580g, equipped with a Qualcomm 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 8x60A dual-core processor, built-in 1GB of memory and 500-megapixel camera, also running Android 4.0.1 system.

In addition, the aircraft will have two versions of WiFi and 3G for users to choose from, and to provide 130 front camera, microHDMI port, USB 2.0 interface. At the same time, Lenovo officials also claimed that the ideaTab S2's battery life is 9 hours. If you join the keyboard dock, you can extend it by 9 hours, which means that the battery life can reach 18 hours.

At present, Lenovo did not announce that the time for the two tablets to be listed was hungry for a specific price.