Windows Report recently shared a design update on the upcoming Lenovo Tab Plus, offering a high-resolution rendering that showcases its aesthetic and functional features. The Lenovo Tab Plus follows current market trends with flat edges and beveled corners that emphasize style and usability. The front camera is located at the top in the middle of the front panel. It gives the device a modern and sleek look.
The bottom of the tablet is much thicker than the top
Looking at the side profile of the tablet, you can see that the bottom of the Lenovo Tab Plus is much thicker than the top, almost twice as thick. Despite this difference, the tablet prefers a flat effect rather than a cylindrical chin, which improves grip and ease of use. On the left side of the fuselage is a USB-C port, and on the right side there is a headphone jack, volume buttons, two microphones and a SIM/SD card slot. Notably, the device boasts large cameras for Dolby Atmos speakers on both sides, which provides immersive sound.
Looking at the back of the tablet, we see a significant upgrade to the kickstand mechanism, which is larger and thicker than previous models. In the fully unfolded state, the kickstand lies almost flat, ensuring stable positioning. In addition, the device’s camera is located in the upper right corner of the rear panel.
Although the technical specifications of the Lenovo Tab Plus have not yet been disclosed, it is worth noting that the device will come with a protective case. In addition, it is reported that another accessory accompanying the tablet may be a stylus, which will appeal to creative people who want to maximize their productivity on the Tab Plus platform.
All in all, the Lenovo Tab Plus offers a functional design and the potential to expand creative possibilities, positioning itself as a versatile option in the tablet market.
