Lenovo outs two P11 tablets

Source: Lenovo

Aside from launching a new Chromebook, Lenovo debuts a couple of new Lenovo Tab P11 tablets. One is the second-generation Tab P11 Pro designed for media viewing. It gets a 600-nit 11.2-inch OLED touchscreen with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. It runs on a MediaTek Komapnio 1300T octa-core processor, promising 120% more power than its predecessor. It gets a "ThinkPad-inspired" detachable keyboard and support for Lenovo's Precision Pen 3. 

Now, if you want to try out the tablet-oriented Android 12L, you should opt for the second-gen Lenovo Tab P11. This tablet has an 11.5-inch regular LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate. It runs on a MediaTek G99 chip, promising 50% more power than its predecessor.

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iPhone 14, 14 Plus tipped to get enhanced A15 chip

Source: MacRumors

A couple of days before Apple's Far Out event, more rumours about the new Apple iPhone 14 series is coming up. The Wall Street Journal reports the lower-end iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will get an "enhanced version" of the A15 Bionic chip. If the report is accurate, then only the Pro versions (possibly the Pro and Pro Max) will get the new A16 chip, marking the first time Apple limits the release of its latest chip to the Pro models

This enhanced version of the A15 is expected to be similar to the higher-end A15 five-core chip on the iPhone 13 Pro models. So, you can expect improved graphics from the previous generation.

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Lenovo's new Chromebook has a 120Hz refresh rate

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Lenovo is dipping its toes in the 16-inch Chromebook segment with the new IdeaPad 5i Chromebook. Its biggest selling point is that 2.5K display with an extremely fast 120Hz refresh rate, 16:10 aspect ratio, and a maximum brightness of 350 nits. There will be a 60Hz, 300-nit FHD version, which we assume would cost less. This Chromebook will retail in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa this month with a starting price of €549 (around CA$717).

The Lenovo IdeaPad 5i gets a 12-hour battery life, but we aren't sure if that'll translate with that high-resolution, high-refresh-rate display. It has a keyboard with 1.5mm travel, WavesMaxxAudio tuned speakers, FHD camera with a physical shutter, Intel Pentium 8505 or Intel Core i3-1215U, up to 8GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage.

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Jabra launches midrange Elite 5 earbuds

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Jabra introduced a new pair of earbuds at IFA 2022. The new Elite 5 is midrange pair similar to its older Elite 75t model. It offers up to seven hours of continuous playback, with active noise cancellation enabled. You can connect two devices simultaenously, and these buds support aptX, AAC, and SBC. The Elite 5 can handle some daily jostling with its IP55 dust and water resistance rating.

Jabra equips this pair with 6mm drivers and customizable EQ. The Elite 5 has six onboard mics for better voice call performance with wind suppression. According to the company, its design provides "a discreet, comfortable, and compact fit." It sports the same teardrop shape of existing Elite series accessories. And it supports features like Android Fast Pair, Windows Swift Pair, and Google Assistant and Alexa integration. You can get the new Jabra Elite 5 for US$149 (around CA$196).

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