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| Nook 10 ... $ 130 tablet from Lenovo |
Bookselling company Barnes & Noble has worked with Lenovo to develop an Android tablet called Nook. In particular, 10-inch Lenovo devices have Google Kids Space.
While the new Nook should be an economical tablet, Lenovo's new design looks very distinct with square edges and an aluminum back cover that makes it more modern.
In terms of hardware, this is a standard Android tablet with an unlimited version and a 10.1 inch IPS screen and a resolution of 1080p.
The display has TÃœVRheinland certified frames to reduce harmful blue light. The screen-to-body ratio (vertical) is 85%, making the top and bottom sides thinner but thicker.
In addition to the two speakers that are supported by Dolby Atmos, there is also a front camera and a rear camera. The all-metal can weighs 420 grams.
Internally, it is powered by a 2.3GHz octa-core processor with 32GB of expandable storage via a microSD card slot, and the battery can be charged for up to 10 hours on a single charge.
The program has previously focused on the Nook app for books, magazines and newspapers as well as Kids Space, a comprehensive home experience that Google provides for Android tablets with a proprietary launcher.
Lenovo's participation in the kids' space experience is important, especially when you consider who will buy this tablet.
Much like the previous Nook tablet, the new tablet still uses Android technology and has purchased the Barnes & Noble e-book buying program from a popular bookstore.
Lenovo's Nook 10 Tablet starts at $ 129.99 and will be available for purchase on the Barnes & Noble Store and website in early April.
The bookseller had previously worked with Samsung on tablets and then launched their own. The latest tablet was released in 2018 but it continues to sell e-ink readers.