Check the practicality of the latest Android tablet that can be used as a wireless display

Lenovo Japan's 12.6 -inch tablet "Lenovo Tab P12 Pro".

　Lenovo Japan's "Lenovo Tab P12 Pro" is an Android tablet with a large screen of 12.6.This product, which is the largest of the current Android tablets, is also a major feature that it can be connected wirelessly with a PC and can be used as a sub -display.[Photo] When arranged with the 14 -inch ThinkPad X1 Carbon (2019), the same Lenovo product had a similar function, but it was a wired connection.This product assumes wireless connection.We will check in detail how much practicality is used using the actual machine borrowed from the manufacturer.

High -end Android tablet.A keyboard is also included

　First, let's take a look at the characteristics of a tablet. OS is Android 11, CPU is Snapdragon 870 (up to 3.2GHz), 8GB for memory, 256GB of storage, high -end specifications for Android tablets. Many people find it attractive to support MicroSD memory cards that support up to 1TB. The screen size is 12.6 type, the resolution is 2560 x 1600 pixels (aspect ratio 16:10), and the refresh rate is 120Hz, which is interesting to support HDR 10+. In addition to Wi-Fi 6 wireless LAN and Bluetooth 5.2, it also has a USB Type-C (USB 3.2 Gen 2) port. The battery drive time is about 14 hours. The appearance is very similar to the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, such as a vertical cut aspect, a slim bezel with 7.5 mm, and a layout of speakers on the left and right of the USB Type-C port. If the screen has turned off, it is no wonder that some people misunderstand that it is an iPad Pro. The body weight is about 565g, which is lightweight than the 12.9 -inch iPad Pro (about 682g). This product is a set of a set of keyboards and stylus, and if you use it as a sub -display, it will be operated with a set with the stand cover (about 152g) on ​​the back, but it is about 717g even if you add both. Enter a fairly light category. It is a calculation that fits within 1 kg even if the keyboard is added. By the way, NEC's "Lavie T12", which seems to be the same hardware as this product, is sold separately without a keyboard or stylus, but there is no description of the sub -display function on the product page, so it seems good to see it is not installed. Therefore, if you want to use the sub -display function, the only option will be this product. Next, let's take a look at the procedure to use as a PC sub -display.