Chinese company Vivo Global is getting closer to launching a tablet under its own brand, as shown by the device previously named BW-B1, certified a few days ago in Europe, with a 8040 mAh battery. The company, which is preparing to launch the Vivo V21e (expected soon) debut on the world market) confirmed this news.
Confirmation was made in reports from Tencent, China's internet services portal, shown on the IT Home website. Not only that, Vivo Global is expected to have its tablet debuting for consumers as early as the fourth quarter of 2021, meaning it could arrive as early as October.
Tablet patent images
To further heighten expectations, patent images of the device are already online, revealing some of its details. In them, the Vivo tablet appears from practically all the most basic angles, showing the front, back, side and upper and lower ends.
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The front of the device has a full-screen design (which should be 11 inches), without a notch for the selfie camera or a hole in the moderate edges. Still on the subject of cameras, there is a module on the back that refers to two lenses accompanied by a pill-shaped LED flash. The illustrations show a thin tablet, with a USB-C port on the bottom, with two microphone/speaker areas (also present on the top, accompanied by the on/off button). Finally, volume buttons are seen on the side next to the rear camera module.
When the tablet launches, Vivo will be among a handful of China-based smartphone makers entering or establishing themselves in the tablet market, along with Xiaomi, Huawei and Realme, for example. Oppo is also planning to launch a tablet under its own brand in the market soon, as is Honor, which registered in China names like Touch, Tap and Pad.
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