HMD Global today launched the Nokia T10 tablet, an 8-inch device with entry-level hardware and promises three years of upgrades. It is powered by a Unisoc chipset and is available in LTE and Wi-Fi versions.
The Nokia T10 runs on Unisoc T606 which has an octa-core CPU. It has 2 Cortex-A75 units for performance and 6 Cortex A-55 units for efficiency. RAM is 3GB or 4GB and storage is 32GB or 64GB with the option for further expansion via a hybrid microSD slot.
There’s a camera on the back: an 8MP shooter with AF and LED flash, while the front camera has a 2MP sensor.
The Nokia T10’s 8-inch LCD display has a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and is certified for Netflix HD. Other highlights include a 3.5mm audio jack, dual-band 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, and versions with LTE also have a proximity sensor.
Battery capacity is 5,250mAh, but charging is limited to 10W speeds. At least you get a USB-C port for that.
There are stereo speakers with OZO playback and the Nokia T10 can also be used as a second screen as a PC display expansion to maximize productivity.
Nokia T10
HMD Global has managed to equip the Nokia T10 with Android 12 ready to use, as well as some features such as Google Kids Space and Entertainment Space. The choice of color is only one: Ocean Blue, and some markets are getting a clear plastic case in the retail box as well.
The tablet will start at € 159 ($ 159) for the 3 / 32GB Wi-Fi-only model. Sales start in August.
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