Does technology feel the same way? Is the bright tandem OLED display on the new device iPad Pro Feeling so bored? Maybe this is a “tank pad.” Hybrid tablet display It will get your imagination spinning. Is it better as a tablet or a projector? “Tank Pad” asks if it’s time to return to the time when we combined two different devices into one Frankenstein-like creation.
The Chinese brand’s “TANK Pad” tablet 8849 is a rugged Android tablet marketed to engineers who go out to work or people at home who want to project Netflix on their kitchen wall. The top edge of the device houses a 100 lumen projector. Other than that, it sports a 10.95-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) display up to 120Hz.
That’s not bad, but if all you want is a tablet, a $1,000 MSRP will certainly push you. Then again, it’s on sale for $800, and you can get it for just over $500 on AliExpress. At least it supports 5G base and includes a SIM card slot.
The Tank panel uses a short-throw DLP projector, and with those relatively low lumens compared to compact projectors, it won’t have the brightness you’ll need to replace your TV. Especially since it does not have a built-in kickstand, There is no way to rotate the projector other than pointing it in the correct direction.
Its other specifications are a mixed bag. The device is powered by the Dimensity 8200 processor, a mid-range processor released earlier this year, along with 16GB of RAM. The device claims to have 32GB of RAM, but 16GB of that total is “extended RAM,” which is essentially redirected to handle some multitasking tasks. Other than that, it has a 512GB SSD and a large 21,000mAh battery. If you really think it’s necessary, there’s the 50MP main sensor for taking quick tablet photos. This last feature may come in handy for those who wear hard hats when out and about on their latest construction job.
She’s not the only one Tablet with built-in display But the most massive of its kind. Lenovo sold it once Yoga Tab 3 Pro With rotating pico projector. This also had the benefit of a built-in kickstand. Projector, tablet, projector and PC design has declined in recent years. Nowadays, small form factor projectors are their own class of viewing experience, even if they can never deliver the picture quality that a modern IPS LCD or Mini-LED TV can. You have a lot of projectors the size of a soda can XGIMI and Deny. Budget brand TCL also has an upcoming mini projector that can project a 100-inch screen onto a wall or ceiling.
With a relatively monotonous main display with large bezels and rear speakers, the only thing that could tip the device over the edge is its display. Yes, it’s brighter than the 2015 Yoga Tab 3 Pro, but it’s probably not bright enough to compete with your dedicated monitor.
But maybe It’s time to go back to weird hybrid technology. I’d like to see a comeback Display phones. Maybe we can use more stupid concepts to get to market. I know I can actually benefit from it Acer dual gaming laptop With built-in controller. Remember when Alienware made a handheld gaming device before Steam surface And he was never released? Maybe technical “concepts” need to be less “concepts”.“.