We have been commenting in recent times that the sector of mid-range tablets It is getting quite animated and now we have new news that indicates that we have even more pending news, with records that indicate that also from Lenovo we can expect that at least part of its offer in this area will be renewed.
The Lenovo Tab 5 10 Plus gives the first signs of life
Indeed, as they tell us in tabletmonkeys, we already have the first records that confirm that new tablets of Lenovo have begun to go through regulatory bodies for their launch, and from the numbering of the models, it seems quite clear that one of them would be the Lenovo Tab 5 10 Plus, in both Wi-Fi and LTE versions.
It is not the only tablet that appears in these records, but the second is more difficult to identify because the numbering does not correspond as well with that of current models. It could just be that Lenovo go to break the pattern and that we are, well before a Lenovo Tab 5 8 Plus or before a Lenovo Tab 5 10 (without the plus), but it could also be that we find a new size (one perhaps closer to 11 inches?) or concept.
Still no clues about its technical specifications
Unfortunately, as is often the case with records from regulatory bodies, nothing relevant has been discovered about its technical specifications. These in particular come from the person in charge of giving the Bluetooth certification and they do not even allow us to confirm that they will arrive with Android Oreo, as much as we may take it for granted.
A shame, because it would be interesting to have some clue about what plans you have Lenovo for the successor of what so far is the best Android tablet in its catalog. Could we perhaps find that the Lenovo Tab 5 10 Plus definitely leave the mid-range behind? The Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus It already has a few high-end details and with a Quad HD screen and some more improvement could perhaps be launched to compete against others that are now one step ahead.
The best options in the mid-range (present and future)
In any case, we recently reviewed the best options that we had right now among mid-range tablets, with an eye on pending launches as well and it now seems compelled to leave a space reserved for the new Lenovo tablets. We still have a lot of unknowns but we may have more clues soon.
We take this opportunity to remind you, by the way, that we did not have to wait long to get to know first-hand the Huawei tablets whose debut at that time we were still pending: the MediaPad M5 Lite 10 and the MediaPad T5 10. We only have to attend the debut of the Galaxy Tab Advanced 2 (or Galaxy Tab A2, it is not yet clear what it will be called), not counting the possible last minute surprises, of course.