An 11.5-inch OLED panel with Dolby Vision, four Dolby Atmos speakers, and a metal chassis - the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro targets high-end tablets like the Apple iPad Pro 11. On top of that, it aims to be a laptop replacement. A Windows-like mode is even available for this. We take a closer look at the all-rounder here.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Tab-P11-Pro-tablet-review-The-11-5-inch-premium-tablet-also-positions-itself-as-a-laptop-replacement.533292.0.html
$700 for a snapdragon 730g device and a 60hz screen ...... galaxy tab s7 is selling now for about $600 or less ..... and miles ahead what a jokr lenovo
The Chinese version of this costs less than $400, which makes it much more competitive (meanwhile the price tab s7 almost doubles).
The major problem is that despite its screen's decent color, the display of text is horrible, so blurred that it looks like a 720p display. Moreover it is rumored this is caused by hardware issue so this can't be fixed by system updates.
For that price, it should have 8-12 GB of RAM. Perhaps 16 GB. Yes, I can use it all.
RPi sells an 8 GB RAM device for $75. There's no excuse for $700 tablets/laptops/phones. And it's not just a Lenovo problem.
Quote from: Lucas on April 22, 2021, 10:41:14
The major problem is that despite its screen's decent color, the display of text is horrible, so blurred that it looks like a 720p display. Moreover it is rumored this is caused by hardware issue so this can't be fixed by system updates.
True, this is because of the pentile-matrix arrangement. Conveniently, notebookcheck has omitted this fact to please their chinese masters.
For a start it's well underpowered,it's good,but nowhere near good enough particularly with that awful gimped screen,which there's no mention of here?,especially at the list price.
It can be had for circa 400-450 dollars/pounds from the usual "sources",still dont think it's outstanding even at that price range.
Needed at least an SD855 performance equivalent and yet again Lenovo fails to deliver,snatching defeat from the jaws of victory,a special talent that they have a longstanding history of.
Quote from: Wuhan on April 22, 2021, 18:05:16
Quote from: Lucas on April 22, 2021, 10:41:14
The major problem is that despite its screen's decent color, the display of text is horrible, so blurred that it looks like a 720p display. Moreover it is rumored this is caused by hardware issue so this can't be fixed by system updates.
True, this is because of the pentile-matrix arrangement. Conveniently, notebookcheck has omitted this fact to please their chinese masters.
do you even know what a pentile display is??
Pentile is a Samsung trickery and also why it's a trademark from Samsung and usually refer to when you have more of the same colored subpixels in a OLED subgrid,, like fx 2 green subpixels in any RGB-pixel, (easy way to peak human eye-luminosity)
The Xiaoxin P11Pro 1600P is not a Pentile OLED display..(not sure why so many conclude this?)
you can see it here, where I put it under a 4K macro view.
It's the 1600P 90HZ Xiaoxin P11pro 2021 that in my testing peaks around 630nits, which ain't to shabby for an OLED display in a tablet.
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Sadly not allowed to link with actual macro videos and replies from Ron Mertens, owner of OLED-info who analyzed the panel on Xiaoxin.
but the video and its link can be found on YT on techtablets video on this and his first comment and in that post.
there is slides with Samsung Bluestribe AMOLED panels and analyzing pixel sizes and pro and cons..
The Xiaoxin does perform a better red, than Samsung gen E4 AMOLED panel and also has a tad bigger red subpixel.