The TCL Tab 11 comes in two versions – 4G and Wi-Fi. In both cases power is provided by the same Helio P60T chipset (4x A73 + 4x A53 at 2.0GHz, PowerVR GE83200) with 4GB of RAM and 128GB storage. There is a microSD slot, plus (optionally) a SIM slot.
The display is similar too, a 10.95” IPS
LCD with 2,000 x 1,200px resolution (15:9) and support for the optional T-Pen
stylus (4,096 levels of pressure). It lacks the NXTPAPER enhancements, though.
On the front, the 100° wide angle lens for the 8MP camera gives you the freedom
to move around during video calls. The camera on the back also has an 8MP
sensor.
The slate is equipped with Wi-Fi 5 (ac)
and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and for a bit more cash, LTE. There are four
speakers and 2 mics on board. Like its pricier sibling, the Tab 11 measures
only 6.9mm thick and packs an 8,000mAh battery and an included 18W charger.
The TCL Tab 11 will be available from May,
the Wi-Fi model will cost US$ 180, the 4G version will be slightly pricier at US$ 210. There are optional accessories like the aforementioned T-Pen, a Bluetooth
keyboard and protective case and film.
