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what's up guys lon here from Android thority and I'm hanging out at Lenovo taking a look at the Lenovo tab 3 lineup these are all extremely affordable tablets that are going to be available this year and they come in three different sizes to suit your needs there's a 10 inch version in 8 inch version and a 7 inch version they don't have the most amazing specs in the world which is part of the reason why they're so affordable but if you don't need crazy top-of-the-line specs these might be tablets worth considering they're all made of plastic and are being powered by MediaTek quad-core processors but the most powerful one out of the bunch is the 10 inch version which lenovo is marketing as a good business tablet so you're going to find apps like Microsoft Excel PowerPoint Word and OneNote pre-installed the 10 inch model also comes with a large 7,000 milliamp hour battery an IP 52 rating for dust and splash protection and dual Dolby Atmos speakers the Tab 7 is the cheapest one out of the bunch and this one will get you a 600 by 1024 resolution display one gig of ram 8 gigs of internal storage and a 34 50 milliamp hour battery the tap 8 on the other hand has a 800 by 1280 display one gig of ram 16 gigs of internal storage and a 40 to 90 milliamp hour battery and it also come with Dolby Atmos we're only getting one speaker here versus the dual setup of the 10 inch version the software is Android marshmallow with a few customizations from Lenovo like a kid's mode and customizable gesture features but otherwise it's a mostly stock Android experience availability starts in June of this year with one $29.99 for the tap three seven $99 for the Wi-Fi only eight inch version or 149 with LTE and one $99.99 for the Wi-Fi only 10 inch model or 249 with LTE this has been a quick first look of the Tab 3 lineup by Lenovo for more on these tablets check out android a thorny calm and stay tuned to our YouTube channel for more on mobile Congress 2016