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Title: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: Redaktion on July 04, 2023, 20:33:03
The Legion Y700 is one of the most compelling Android gaming tablets of recent times. Now, Lenovo has just announced that a "brand-new" version of the 8-inch device is on the way. The OEM asserts that it will combine power and approximately one-handed portability on its late July 2023 debut.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-Y700-2023-launch-date-announcement-hits-Weibo.732047.0.html
Title: Re: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: Stroh on July 05, 2023, 10:00:31
If this version comes with an OLED screen it would be perfect
Title: Re: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: TC on July 07, 2023, 08:36:34
If this comes to the UK, I am definitely buying it.
Title: Re: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: Zeb on July 08, 2023, 07:06:28
I've been using the original legion y700 since last year. Great high spec tablet, I like it because of the size. Things that I I like to be added in new version:
1. 4G/5G version
2. Fingerprint reader, best if integrated with power button
3. Global ROM version (currently still has system apps with Chinese characters here and there)
4. GPS
5. OLED display
Title: Re: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: Pensivenomad on July 08, 2023, 13:48:37
They have not released it globally last time. No LTE version either. As today, Samsung active tab 3 is the only decent 8" phablet with full LTE support and full USBC capabilities
Title: Re: Lenovo Legion Y700 (2023) launch date announcement hits Weibo
Post by: NikoB on July 08, 2023, 14:06:37
Quote from: Stroh on July 05, 2023, 10:00:31If this version comes with an OLED screen it would be perfect
And what will it be ideal for and for whom?

With an always flickering and glare screen? With poor color accuracy and 2x faster burn-in than IPS? And also with marketing fraud on native contrast worse by 50-100 times from 1M-2M:1 and color resolution at least 1.5 times (most often) worse than on IPS with the same resolution declared?