Alldocube Unveils iPlay 80 Mini Tablet with 4G LTE

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iPlay 80 mini tablet

Alldocube has recently revealed its upcoming iPlay 80 mini tablet, which is set to launch in Japan on November 4. This compact device boasts an 8.7-inch display, 4G LTE connectivity, and a sleek design measuring just 7.8 mm thick.

The iPlay 80 mini is part of a broader lineup that includes the iPlay 80 mini Pro and the high-performance iPlay 80 mini Turbo. Promotional content from Alldocube highlights the tablet’s suitability for activities like reading comics and browsing the internet on the move.

While the iPlay 80 mini features a larger screen than the 8.4-inch display found on the Pro model, details regarding its resolution and refresh rate have not been disclosed yet.

Weighing in at approximately 350 g (0.77 lb), this tablet offers the convenience of 4G LTE, enabling users to stay connected while traveling, without the need for Wi-Fi or mobile tethering.

On the other hand, the iPlay 80 mini Turbo is geared towards performance, showcasing an 8.8-inch 2.5K display with a 120Hz refresh rate powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 processor. However, Alldocube has not yet revealed the specifications for the new iPlay 80 mini model.

As for pricing and availability outside Japan, Alldocube has not provided any details yet, leaving enthusiasts eagerly awaiting more information.

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