Motorola decided to follow the example of Xiaomi and returned after a long absence to the tablet market with its new tablet. The novelty, dubbed the Moto Tab G20, was the first Motorola tablet to be released after the merger with the Chinese tech giant Lenovo. The brand released its previous tablet about ten years ago.
The Moto Tab G20 is a compact and extremely budget-friendly tablet with a metal body. It costs less than $ 150 and for this amount offers quite decent performance. These include an 8-inch HD display, a large battery for long battery life, and a three-year-old MediaTek chipset at the helm. The tablet works on a “clean” version of Android 11 without additional add-ons. And since the target audience of the new tablet is not only adults but also children, it comes with a special Google Kids Space app with parental control and special content for children.
Specifications Moto Tab G20:
- Display: 8-inch, IPS LCD, 1280 × 800 pixels, TDDI technology.
- SoC: MediaTek Helio P22T, 12 nm process technology, 8 Cortex-A53 cores @ 2 GHz, PowerVR GE8320 graphics.
- RAM: 3 GB.
- Built-in memory: 32 GB, support for memory cards.
- Operating System: Android 11 with Google Kids Space.
- Front camera: 5 MP.
- Main camera: 13 megapixels, no flash.
- Rechargeable battery: 5 100 mAh.
- Ports: USB Type-C and 3.5mm audio headphone jack.
- Communications: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth.
- Miscellaneous: Speakers with Dolby Atmos Audio.
India will be the first country to start selling Moto Tab G20. There it will be available for purchase at your local Flipkart online store starting this Saturday, October 2nd. The price of the issue is 10,999 rupees, or about $ 148 at the exchange rate. The novelty is offered in only one platinum gray color.
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