Lenovo Music Pad Tablet Marketed in December

Lenovo's Skylight smartbook and IdeaPad U1 Hybrid split notebook have basically disappeared from people's attention since this year's CES show. Although occasionally sending Skylight to the Android operating system and other news, their listing is far off. No period.

However, the rise of the tablet has opened up a new path for Lenovo. According to the Addiction Technology Report, Lenovo will use the opportunity of Le Pad to revive the IdeaPad U1 split notebook.

The 10.1-inch music tablet is actually a tablet computer split from the IdeaPad U1. It will run the Android operating system and will be available in China in December. The keyboard and base after the IdeaPad U1 will be released will be available in January next year. Prices are not disclosed.

However, Lenovo did not disclose more configuration information. According to the information disclosed at CES in January this year, the tablet uses Qualcomm Snapdragon ARM processor and Linux system, has 16GB of flash memory and DDR 512MB of memory, after integration into a notebook using a Windows 7 system, built-in Intel Core 2 Duo U4100 processor, 128GB Solid state drive, 4GB DDR3 memory.