The Lenovo Tab S8 is the Chinese manufacturers’ lademo attempt to woo the hearts and minds of consumers with an affordable 200 Euro, 8-inch Android tablet based on the lakiểm tra Intel Atom platform. di động Geeks get cthua up with the Tab S8 khổng lồ see if this is a mediocre ‘Me Too’ device, or one of real chất lượng that further enhances Lenovo’s reputation for building top quality gear.
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This is the first Android tablet that we have seen from Lenovo that uses an Hãng sản xuất Intel SoC, while this is not huge step it is significant in terms of market shift. Hãng Intel are attempting khổng lồ take a major piece of the affordable, sub-10 inch Android tablet market, a market previously dominated by vendors such as MediaTek, Rockchip and Allwinner.
Overall Design & Build
The general design of the Lenovo Tab S8 is surprisingly attractive và at first glance kind of reminds me of the OnePlus One smartphone, at least in terms of the shape & design of the back of the device. The front is completely glass with the exception of the two front facing speakers (hooray!) that we find on the top và bottom. The display appears lớn almost float atop the body with narrow cusp around the edge of the tablet that keeps the device looking pretty classy.
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The pair of stereo speakers are mounted within the device at the top & bottom of the front face, with narrow rows of small sound holes interrupting the glass front. The speakers are centrally placed which is not an issue, but can muffled somewhat when you hold the tablet horizontally, when gaming for example. It may well have been a better idea to lớn slightly offset them, a decision which would have sầu affected the overall symmetry of the kiến thiết however. The Lenovo biểu tượng logo is adorned in the top center of the device on the front, also on the baông chồng with a now obligatory ‘Intel Inside’ logo sản phẩm on the lower portion of the device.
Our prototype model was produced during the ‘Product Verification Testing’ (PVT) stage of production, so as I mentioned earlier we should perhaps be a little forgiving when it comes khổng lồ production và physical details – being a non mass-produced version. The device does in fact creak a little when twisted or placed under pressure (no it does not bend…), an issue related to the baông xã cover not quite fitting as well as it should. As soon as we encounter a final retail unit, we will of course put these issues under the microscope again.
