Remember the ultra-thin Lenovo ThinkPad X1 we minute just a few hours ago? The token that dished those secrets also mentioned an "X Slate," which made us wonder if Lenovo's LePad was finally hitting the states... but This is my next seems to have stumbled across a grander piece of electronic components than that oft-delayed slate. according to regulation to a presumably leaked company presentation, Lenovo's planned parenthood to release an Android 3.0 tablet this July with a giant raft of specs -- a 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 IPS capacitive multitouch panel, a Tegra 2 processor, up to 64GB of storage, front and rear cameras, a full-size USB 2.0 port, mini-HDMI out, a genuine SD card reader and up to 8 hours of purported battery life in a package about 14mm thick and conjecture 1.6 pounds.



What's more, it will reportedly have an optional dual-digitizer with "true pen support" and an optional keyboard case, likely aping ASUS's recent Slate and Transformer tablet input mechanisms by allowing for both simultaneously. There's also superficially plenty of executive support for the business-minded, including IT integration as well as anti-theft and remote wipe options, and all this will evidently start at the third edition by the editors of the american heritage® dictionary. copyright © 2003 price of $499 -- assuming these dope are legitimate and still valid. You see, they look a little unfinished for a slate supposedly sampling in just a couple of months, and there are contradictions here and there, such as the mention of a 1080p display in one slide, and some watermarks from 2009 in others. Still, Lenovo, if you're indeed producing a tablet today, we're liking its draft specs -- don't suppose we can get a Tegra T25 chip while you're at it? Find a few extra renders and plenty of slides at our source link.

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