Lenovo Legion Y700 8'' Android tablet Might Launch Internationally

There is a suggestion that Lenovo may be thinking about releasing its Legion Y700 tablet abroad. The gadget was introduced in China in February, but thus far it has only reached the domestic market. The Lenovo Legion Y700, an acceptable 8.8-inch Android tablet, is available from sellers like AliExpress, but it lacks Google Play Services and official manufacturer support. The development of an official product page, or at least a portion of one, could soon change this situation. The "Legion Y700 Series" is listed under the headings "Lenovo Legion" and "consumer notebook" on the "Legion Y700 Series" page from Lenovo India. All that is now visible on the site, which is obviously incomplete, is the product name and a small portion of the graphic design. The Lenovo Legion Y700 tablet is not present, nor are any of its remarkable specs listed. The Legion Y700 is described as "an new tablet" that is "anticipated to launch soon" by a third-party website called Smartprix. The smartphone is given an optimistic anticipated price tag of 29,990 (US$363/£300). [caption id="attachment_75888" align="alignright" width="1200"] Image source: Lenovo[/caption] The Lenovo Legion Y700 Android tablet's performance, which is supported by a Snapdragon 870 processor and either 8 GB or 12 GB of RAM, has received excellent praise from those who have tested it. The 8-inch Android tablet, which is viewed as a competitor to the Apple iPad Mini 6, has a display with a 2560 x 1600 resolution and a refresh rate that is conducive to gaming at 120 Hz. Given the use of the phrase "Legion Y700 Series," it's even conceivable that the Lenovo Legion Y700 Ultimate Edition, a more expensive model with a somewhat gimmicky color-changing glass back, would be released internationally.