Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 arrives on AT&T for $200 without contract
The Lenovo IdeaTab A2107, which was announced at IFA this past fall, has now officially been adopted by AT&T as its newest member of the carrier's tablet lineup. You can grab the 7-inch slate for $200 without worrying about a two-year commitment (if you're okay with a contract, you can grab it for $100). The tablet houses a MTK dual-core Cortex A9 processor, runs Android 4.0 and utilizes a 1,024 x 600 display. Additional specs include WiFi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0 and FM radio. For more info, head to the press release below.
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Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 Added to AT&T Tablet Lineup
Lenovo's Ultra Portable Tablet Ideal for Consumer and Business Customers
Dallas, Texas,
January 11, 2013
AT&T* today announced the availability of the Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 at www.att.com for $199.99, without a two-year commitment. Designed for both consumer and business customers, the IdeaTab A2107 is a low-cost, ultra portable tablet powered by Android™ 4.0. It includes a 7-inch display, front- and rear-facing webcams and has access to thousands of apps through Google Play™. For a limited time, customers will receive $100 off the Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 purchased online at www.att.com with a two-year data plan agreement.
With the IdeaTab A2107, customers can stay connected to the AT&T mobile internet from almost anywhere and enjoy a complete mobile office environment that's compact enough to fit in a jacket pocket or laptop bag. It's easy to customize by creating folders, grouping similar apps and creating personalizing homepages. And the 7" display features adjustable text and more information than users would normally see on a mobile phone. It also features an internal magnesium roll cage for enhanced durability, a soft matte back cover for a better grip and a bright screen for easy viewing, even when outdoors.
The Lenovo A2107 tablet also serves as a great portal for staying informed of the latest news, stock quotes and emails. You can store more documents, jobsite images, videos, and illustrations such as CAD drawings with the additional SD card slot. With support for GPS and enabled with AT&T's mobile internet, the A2107 can serve as a well-informed guide to provide effortless turn-by-turn navigation.
"The Lenovo IdeaTab is a great option for those in the market for a compact, multifunctional tablet at an affordable price," said Chris Penrose, senior vice president of emerging devices, AT&T. "Connecting it to the AT&T network keeps customers connected while on the go to what matters most."
Customers can add the Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 to a new or existing AT&T Mobile Share plan for $10 per month or choose one of AT&T's DataConnect plans. Offering between 1 GB and 20 GB of data, Mobile Share plans allow for up to 10 devices.
