Lenovo rolled out a whole new line of YOGA Tab 3 devices at IFA 2015, but on top of that particular ladder is the Lenovo YOGA Tab 3 PRO, the big dog of the bunch. This particular device has the most robust spec list, and to top it all off, it retains the Pico projector that made this product line famous in its previous generation.
First up, it’s the quite unique aesthetics that will surely catch your eye with the Lenovo YOGA Tab 3 line. You will notice that it’s not like normal tablet devices as it has a tube-like mechanism running along one side (or its bottom, depending on how you see it). This tube area has the famous kick stand that allows the tablet to stand upright. And it is also this area that contains the projector. (More on that projector in a bit.)
If you haven’t checked out this baby’s specs yet, you’ll find that they’re the best among the YOGA Tab 3 line. There are 6 models in this product line, 3 are WiFi versions, and 3 are LTE-enabled versions. The Lenovo YOGA Tab 3 PRO has a 10-inch WQXGA (2560×1600) LCD display powered by a quad-core Intel Atom x5-Z8500 processor and 2GB RAM. This top-of-the-line model will also have 32GB internal storage and will run Android 5.1 out of the box. More pictures of the hands on via the source link below.
The crowning glory here is certainly the Pico Projector, situated along the tube mechanism, and not at the round edge as before. The kick stand will also act as the mount for the projector which allows you to project a 70-inch image on a flat wall or screen, complete with focus and gesture controls. The YOGA Tab 3 PRO will not have the rotating camera that the other models have, but will have a standard 13MP/5MP camera combo, as well as four (four!) front-facing speakers. Expect this tablet to be priced at USD$500 for the WiFi version and USD$600 for the LTE version. No info yet on which carriers will sell this in the US.
SOURCE: SlashGear
