Tab P12 Pro

asshole design by asshole company... What exactly would you miss with a cheap(er) Lenovo or Xiaomi tablets? I have been using Lenovo P11 and P12 until now and they work very well

I’m using a Lenovo tab p12, might not be the best one out there, but I love it and it does its job + it comes with the pen. Only downside for some people might be the size

I'm not professional and this is my first device. Lenovo Tab P12 (Android) with Krita. I use it as both a standalone tablet and as a pen display to my computer using SuperDisplay/Windows App. My, again, non-professional advice, is that you can get a decent standalone tablet already at around $300 th

The Lenovo P12 is an older model. If you can get the Lenovo Idea Tab Plus (12.1") or Idea Tab Pro (12.7") at a reasonable price, consider them instead. The Pro has the better hardware than the other two brands and the Plus has weaker hardware. The Pro is very powerful and the screen is beautiful. Ho

Ah buenas. Bueno usaba muchos colores de lápices de colores(pasta) . Las cosas que consideraba tenían una continuidad respecto al mismo tema, iban del mismo color ( o la flecha las conectaba, o hacía un cuadrado con que indicaba una idea con un color determinado) dudo que agarres la costumbre y velo

PLEASE don't go with apple, they will lock you into their ecosystem and when you realize you don't like it, it will be too hard to leave. I am not sure how much it is in AUD but you should go for the Lenovo tab P12, you might be able to get it from bestbuy on sale or a refurb, they are good quality

I'm using Lenovo Tab P12 Pro for almost 2 years and so far so good.

For IP rating and good battery life the S9FE series (base and Plus) are a good choice for your needs. Low temps are going to be an issue on any tablet as they use Lithium batteries. Good PDF rendition and modification/notes/annotation. The Samsing Tab 5 Active is more rugged but also costlier. The S