Most tablets are similarly suitable for handling most computing needs, like watching Netflix, web browsing and playing casual games. Adding a fingerprint scanner or improving screen resolution won’t make liking posts on Facebook any easier or more dynamic.

But the new Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 Pro could be a reason to upgrade. This 10-incher won’t just replace your existing tablet, but it could also take your television’s job, too. That’s because it has a neat trick: Lenovo’s new tablet packs a 50-lumen projector able to beam its display up to 70 inches on walls, ceilings, or nearly anywhere else you point it. Breaking the mold of the thin, glass slate, the Yoga doesn’t just have better internal specs. It also adds new features to the exterior, helping this Android 5.1 tablet stand out from the increasingly commodified pack.

From a hardware perspective, the Yoga checks nearly every mark. Its 10-inch QHD IPS display is bright and sharp. Its 32 gigabytes of storage is average, but it also has a microSD slot that can accommodate up to 128 gigabytes more space. The Yoga’s Intel Atom processor and two gigabytes of RAM won’t win any awards, but its beefy 10,200mAh battery is, short of the iPad Pro, the longest-lasting power cell in a cutting edge tablet.

The Yoga is able to house such a large charge because it bucks the trend of ever-thinning tablets in favor of a new form factor that’s a refreshing change of pace. The tablet’s wedge shape makes holding the 1.47-pound device a pleasant experience, unlike the delicate flagship tablets from other makers that seem impossible to get a grip on.

But that’s just the business end of things. At home, the Yoga is well suited for projecting streaming video in a darkened living room. Keep in mind, streaming video isn’t going to look great to begin with, and if you have bumpy walls, nail holes, or wallpaper, the image is going to be imperfect, too. But if you’ve got a small apartment, a dorm room, or just want to live minimally, the Yoga is a great way to add a big screen without having to rearrange your life around a television set. Meanwhile, the Yoga’s price — starting at $475 — makes it a screaming deal, because not only do you get a top-of-the-line tablet, but you can also buy it in place of a big-screen TV.

More @ https://techmzy./2016/01/29/review-this-lenovo-yoga-tab-3-pro-can-replace-your-television/

Amazing

Wao, love dis tab

WTF that's some Tech

Imagine what we are expecting in the next decade.

Nice concept but hardly a selling point. Samsung already had this in the Samsung Galaxy Bean as far back as 2013, they just didn't promote the phone enough. Maybe it would make more sense on a tablet because of the size, putting a projector on a phone makes the phone bigger and people prefer slimmer phones.

This is what I call GOD PUNISH DEVIL.

PLEASE, let me ask again. ....?

What do BLACK AFRICANS contribute in this world.. .?

EVILFOREST:
This is what I call GOD PUNISH DEVIL.
PLEASE, let me ask again. ....?
What do BLACK AFRICANS contribute in this world.. .?

We are coming up... Some Africans are struggling in the background sha.

This is mwa!

EVILFOREST:
This is what I call GOD PUNISH DEVIL.

PLEASE, let me ask again. ....?

What do BLACK AFRICANS contribute in this world.. .?

at least we consume, can there ever be a producer without a target consuming market? This is time for Western civilisation, so far this world doesn't end, Africa will one day rule the world.

Extremely.................. Revolutionary

franciskaine:
at least we consume, can there ever be a producer without a target consuming market? This is time for Western civilisation, so far this world doesn't end, Africa will one day rule the world.

Africa, the largest consumer of what The average african cannot even spell a phone, talkless of using one? China alone is almost as big as Africa. Apple barely has any costumer base in Africa yet they're raking money!





But oh well, it's good to dream