Conclusion: Being a relatively new player in the Android tablet space, Lenovo clearly has the formula in conjuring up a respectable tablet – albeit, they still have a lot to learn
Pros: $300 price point for a 9-inch tablet, NVIDIA quad-core CPU, Brushed metallic casing
Cons: Low quality display, Muddy quality with photo/video capture
Conclusion: When up against its predecessor , the IdeaTab A2109A has scaled well by offering faster hardware and more features without sacrificing too much battery life in order to
Conclusion: The Lenovo IdeaTab A2109 is a typical midrange Android tablet that does little to distinguish itself from the pack, save for its in-between 9-inch screen size.
Pros: Affordable for a large-screen tablet. Fast Tegra 3 processor. Integrated microSD and micro HDMI ports.
Conclusion: Once again, Lenovo came really close to making a great tablet, but one major flaw keeps the IdeaPad A2109 from a wholehearted recommendation.
Pros: Solid and attractive design, Long battery life, Smooth, fast performance, Well-designed UI
Cons: Display has poor viewing angles, Heavy for its size, MicroSD slot difficult to access
Excerpt: Lenovo is a relative newcomer in the world of tablets, but the IdeaTab A2109 does a decent job at getting their foot in the door and off to a good start.
Pros: Affordable price, Sturdy construction, Good performance
Cons: Low quality display, Mediocre cameras, Lots of apps pre-installed
Excerpt: Lenovo's IdeaTab A2109A is a 9in Android tablet running Ice Cream Sandwich 4.1.1. It's a useful size for those for whom a 10in tablet is too big, and a 7in slate too...