Lenovo has launched two new tablets that focus on giving students more learning tools. Both of these tablets are powered by Windows 11, and the company said they would provide more than enough power and performance for educators and students.
The first new tablet is Lenovo 10W tablet. This new smart device runs standard Windows 11 and uses the Snapdragon 7C Compute platform to turn it on. This is an interesting step that must help show how strong tablets and Snapdragon laptop processors. This platform also allows Lenovo to utilize the experience of “always” and “always connected”, which must help educators keep children still connected with the tools they need in class.
Lenovo also launched Yoga Lenovo 13W, which uses Windows 11 Pro and escapes from the AMD Ryzen 5000 U-Series processor. For those who need more power, Lenovo 13W Yoga will support the AMD Ryzen 7 processor. It must give students the strength or the power they need to maintain their digital learning experience running smoothly.