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Lenovo’s 8.4-inch Legion Y700 Infinite, listed in China as the Y700 Wuji, posted an average AnTuTu score of 4,198,627 in the August 2026 tablet rankings.

TCL’s P80 Ultra and P80 Pro pair a 6.83-inch NXTPAPER AMOLED screen with a dedicated reading mode, while the Ultra adds a 3x periscope camera. The series is due in the U.S. after its European launch, but American pricing and configurations have not been announced.

Motorola’s razr 70 with Crystals by Swarovski keeps the familiar foldable hardware but adds a PANTONE Meteorite finish, 35 hand-set Swarovski crystals, and a clear case.

TCL’s IFA 2026 lineup spans four TAB A1 tablets in 11-inch and 12.2-inch sizes, including NXTPAPER variants designed to reduce reflections. The company also showed the Kids Watch K5 and a still-unpriced Tbot K5 home companion concept.

Huawei has introduced the MatePad Pro 12 (2026) in Europe, pairing a 12-inch 144Hz OLED display with an unusually thin 4.7mm chassis, Kirin T93 silicon, and optional PaperMatte screen treatment. U.S. pricing and availability have not been announced.

Samsung used its Samsung Connect event in Berlin to show how the entry-level Galaxy Book6, Galaxy S26 FE, displays and Bespoke AI appliances fit into its wider AI strategy. U.S. pricing and availability for the new laptop have not been announced.

Xiaomi has revealed the design of its 18 Fold ahead of a September 7 launch in China, confirming a 7.58-inch inner display, a 5.38-inch cover screen, and its in-house Xring O3 chip.

Acer’s 14-inch Iconia X14 and 16-inch Iconia X16 pair Android 16 with OLED screens and USB-C video input, letting either tablet serve as a secondary display for a compatible device.

HONOR’s Pad X10 Pro Max is now on sale in China with a 13-inch 120Hz LCD, a 10,100mAh battery, and optional Soft Light and Study editions. The Study model adds a stylus, case, and a front sensor system designed to detect attention-related behaviors.

Xiaomi is scheduled to unveil the Pad 9 Pro Max in China on September 7, alongside the Xiaomi 18 Fold and the company’s first devices powered by its in-house XRING O3 processor.