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Lenovo launches new compact gaming tablet with more memory than its global counterpart
Lenovo has started selling a new compact gaming tablet in China. Available as the Legion Y700 Gen 5, the tablet is already sold globally as the Legion Tab Gen 5. Surprisingly, Lenovo is offering its new 8.8-inch tablet with 2x more RAM and 4x more storage in China than in other markets.
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