Lenovo has listed the Lecoo Tablet Mini on the JD.com retail platform. The compact device features an 8 inch IPS screen, 4G mobile network support, and a MediaTek processor. It is currently available in China starting at 899 Yuan, with local government subsidies bringing the price down to 679.2 Yuan about 100.66$ in select areas.
The tablet is built for portability and basic daily tasks. It measures 8.45 millimeters in thickness and weighs 324 grams. It is highly portable. The front of the chassis holds an 8 inch IPS panel, though the official product page does not list the exact pixel resolution. A 5 MP camera sits above the display for video calls, while a 13 MP camera is positioned on the back of the case for capturing quick photos.
On the inside, the device runs on a MediaTek silicon chip. Lenovo chose not to name the exact processor model on the retail listing. The hardware includes 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. It is a simple setup. Power is provided by a 5000 mAh battery, which should easily get users through a standard day of light reading and web browsing.
The standout feature here is the cellular support. Finding a small tablet with 4G capabilities at this price point is becoming rare. Many competitors force you to rely entirely on local Wi Fi networks. By including LTE bands, Lenovo makes this a viable option for children or travelers who need constant internet access on the go without spending a fortune.
