The Lenovo Tab Extreme has made its way into the Google Play Console

After the tremendous success of the Tab P12 Pro, it would seem that Lenovo is getting ready to launch a whole new high-end Android tablet. Before the firm had even made an official statement about it, a new tablet named the "Lenovo Tab Extreme" emerged on the Google Play Console. The Play Console listing provides a comprehensive overview of the Lenovo Tab Extreme (model number TB570FU). It will have a sizable display with consistent borders, a front-facing camera will be hidden in the top bezel, the volume rocker will be on the top edge, and the power button will be on the left side. Because there are no images of the tablet back in the description, we have no idea what it looks like on the back or whether or not it has a rear camera.

A 3000x1876 display and MediaTek MT8798Z (also known as the MediaTek Dimensity 9000) system-on-chip (SoC) with an Arm Cortex-X2 core clocked at 3050MHz, three Arm Cortex-A710 cores clocked at 2850MHz, four Arm Cortex-A510 cores clocked at 1800MHz, and an Arm Mali G710 GPU is listed for the Lenovo Tab Extreme on the Play Console. The ad specifies that the Lenovo Tab Extreme would launch with 8 GB of RAM and Android 13. The first Android tablet to debut with Android 13 if it arrives before Google's upcoming Pixel Tablet. As of now, we have no way of knowing whether it will be more popular than the Pixel Tablet since Lenovo has not given us a release date. Although it has already been released on the Google Play Console, we may expect an official announcement from Lenovo in the near future. Now that you are aware of all there is to know about the Lenovo Tab Extreme, what are your thoughts on the device? Are you considering acquiring an Android tablet with a Dimensity 9000 CPU rather than a Snapdragon SoC, which is the current industry standard?