Lenovo IdeaPad A2109 Tegra 3 Tablet at $299 is now Available

[racer]

Lenovo, via Best Buy in USA, has launched a new Android 4.0 tablet, which combines a 9-inch screen, Tegra 3 chip and 16 GB of storage, for a price of $299.

Although it has not yet been officially announced by the manufacturer, a new tablet by Lenovo made ​​its appearance this week in the linear U.S. merchant Best Buy. Called IdeaPad A2109, it combines a 9-inch screen (22.86 cm), display of 1280 x 800 pixels that runs at a Tegra chip at 1.2 GHz, coupled with 16GB Flash dedicated storage.

The new Lenovo tablet stands out for richer connectivity, since it has both mini-HDMI connector that will connect it to a TV and a microSD card slot for expansion of storage. The IdeaPad A2109 also has a 3 megapixel camera sensor on the back, coupled with a second sensor of 1.3 Mpix in the front. It is equipped with a default Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. Having weight of 400 grams on the scale to about 1.25 cm thick, it is now available for $299.

Recall that Lenovo launched its first Android 4.0 tablet in the United States last April. This IdeaTab S2109 adopts a 9.7-inch IPS screen with diagonal display of XGA resolution (1024 x 768 pixels), which therefore has the particularity to present 4:3 format.

[Abbie]

I think because of its price, it will attract more customers compared to purchasing the Nexus 7 tablet. For the moment we do not know if it will be launched in India or not, but we keep our fingers crossed since Lenovo has already announced plans to strengthen its presence in Europe.