The Infinix Xpad is expected to launch soon as Transsion Holdings’ first tablet product. Before the official release, the Android tablet was tested by the Nigerian division of Infinix. The company has confirmed some specifications of this tablet. It has an 11-inch screen and is available in three colors. Meanwhile, several offline retailers in Nigeria have reportedly received the Infinix Xpad. The price has also changed. Particle for direct object
Although the official Infinix website does not provide any pricing and availability details of the new Infinix Xpad, the specifications have been shared by the official Infinix representative in Nigeria via Xpost. However, the tablet is available in offline stores in Nigeria and is said to be priced at N2,51,800 (approximately Rs. 13,500) for 4GB RAM + 256GB storage and N2,83,800 (approximately Rs. 15,000) for 8GB RAM + 256 GB storage type. It comes in black, blue and gold. Particle for direct object
Xpad Infinix Specifications
The Infinix Xpod runs on Android 14 and receives software updates for two years. The phone features an 11-inch Full HD (1200 x 1920 pixels) display with a 90Hz refresh rate and is powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 SoC. New Android tablets come with the Folax voice assistant, powered by AI with ChatGPT. The device offers a quad-speaker unit with stereo sound and 256 GB of internal storage. Particle for direct object
The launch of the latest product is part of Infinix’s efforts to diversify its portfolio. The company launched its first gaming laptop, the Infinix GT Book (Review), in India in May. The company’s product portfolio includes several smartphones, accessories and smart TVs. Particle for direct object
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