New details of the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite revealed by homologation in China
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is coming and Samsung doesn't really care about hiding it until its official launch: several support pages have already appeared on the manufacturer's websites around the world, and now approval at TEENA reinforces the launch of the entry-level tablet.
TEENA is the Chinese homologation agency, and with it we learn of the South Korean company's plans to bring its new device to one of the largest mobile device markets in the world. The documentation confirms some specifications, such as the presence of a 5.100 mAh battery, which can be recharged with up to 15W of power with the included charger. The tablet will ship with Android 11, running the customized One UI interface.
Attached images give design details, including the presence of a front camera and a single rear lens. Certainly the appeal of the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is not in its photographic power, or even in its processing, as a Helio Mediatek P22 processor is expected, used a lot in entry-level smartphones.
Galaxy Tab A7 Lite in Brazil in two models
With 8,7 inches, the tablet should come with Wi-Fi and LTE versions, both of which are already in the process of being approved by Anatel, according to the agency's transparency portal. The price is one of the few pieces of information yet to be leaked about the product. RAM will be 3 GB, according to data already presented by benchmark portals.
In times of distance learning, students looking for a basic device to watch video classes and perform basic tasks, such as editing documents, will be able to find an economical option with both the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite and other tablets from Samsung's Tab line. The South Korean company also offers more advanced devices in Brazil, such as the Tab S6 and Tab S7 lines. These, however, compete with iPads for consumer budgets, as they are at a very different price range.
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