The Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 price is now available in the US through AT&T, and those wishing to purchase the tablet can take note that it can be bought for as less as $99 if they’re willing to pledge a two-year allegiance to the carrier. This is a limited time offer however. A contract-free version will set them back by $199.99. Designed for both consumer as well as business customers, this piece of portable hardware possesses the Android 4.0 OS at its heart.
The IdeaTab A2107 can be added by existing users of the network provider to a new or existing AT&T Mobile Share plan which is placed at $10 per month. Between 1GB and 20GB of data can be shared for up to 10 devices using this plan. Moreover, users can also choose one of the carrier’s DataConnect plans. Other details about the various different deals that are available through the carrier are provided on its official website.
This slate carries a 7-inch screen on its front, and tenders a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels at 170ppi. This HD display possesses the Bright 350 nit technology which grants easy viewing experiences when outside. A 1GHz Cortex A9 SC processor powers the slab with assistance from 1GB of RAM. The internal memory of this model has been set at 16GB, whereas its microSD card slot ensures that it can be expanded till up to 32GB.
It comes loaded with the Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS, and features such other attributes as a G-sensor, an ambient light sensor, a micro-USB 2.0 port and a 3.5mm audio jack. The main camera that makes its way into the device is a 3MP one, while its secondary snapper is just a VGA affair. The rear camera proffers 4X zoom as well high-definition 720p video-capturing capabilities. This device houses a 3550mAH battery which is able to provide juice for up to 7 hours. The dimensions of the slate read 7.68mm x 4.92mm x 0.47mm, and its weight has been set at 14.11 ounces.
As mentioned above, the Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 can now be purchased through AT&T with its price placed at as low as $99. This offer requires a two-year agreement with the carrier however.
