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the Neville has two new impressive slates that are both portable smooth performing and affordable for cnet I'm xiomara Blanco and these are the Lenovo 8 8 and 8 10 tablets aside from size and color options both models are similarly SPECT the pair ship with Android 4.4 point2 and how's one point three gigahertz quad-core processors the eight inter offers up to 16 gigabytes of internal storage while the tenant ER offers 32 gigabytes however both offer micro SD card slots they have a smooth and soft matte finish that wrapped around the rounded corners making them comfortable to hold in landscape mode the left and right edges are straight so your thumbs effortlessly rest on them and set them on top of the nearby speakers there's no app tray so all of your app icons are scattered amongst a variety of menu screens the menu screens are easily customizable however if you don't organize them into folders or additional menu pages it can get disorganized quickly you also can't easily uninstall all of the included software both tablets also have 1280 x 800 pixel resolution screens but with 188 pixels per inch the 88 looks sharper than 10 enter at 149 HD video is still decently sharp on the a-10 but the large app shortcuts on the home screen are obviously pixelated the IPS screens do have good contrast and respond quickly to touch performance was surprisingly smooth with few hiccups large apps download quickly with a high-speed connection and though they don't load immediately it's only a couple seconds before the app opens lenovo packs a few different camera modes and even more customization options to make the best out of the modest 5-megapixel rear shooters the photos are most impressive on the slates themselves with animated options like panoramic in multi angle settings coming to life on the vivid ipf screams the a series feature front-facing dolby audio speakers are actually pretty impressive most tablet speakers are weak and tinny but in comparison these boasts rich full sound but toying with the Dolby audio app is necessary to fine tune your media the 8 inch model starts at 179 and the 10 incher starts at 249 they don't rock the sleekest aesthetic or super HD screens but with their smooth performance rock and speakers comfortable design and affordable price the Lenovo 88 and 8-10 are one heck of a deal for more information check out my full review on cnet once again I'm xiomara Blanco and this is going to first look at the Lenovo a eight and eight 10 tablets