HMD’s first Nokia tablet has a massive battery and costs $ 250

Nokia has a rich history of interesting tablets like the knockoff iPad N1, but has only released smartphones since the brand was bought by HMD Global. Today, HMD / Nokia jointly launched their first tablet, the 10.4 inch T20, the main features of which are large battery, cheap price and availability in the US.

The T20 isn’t what you’d call a nice tablet, given Jane’s simple design and chunky bezels, though it has a solid metal body structure and a relatively slim (7.8mm) profile. and light (470 g). The screen also looks great on paper, with 2K (2000 x 1200) resolution and 400 nits brightness.

The key feature is the battery, however. With an 8,200mAh (non-removable) cell, it’ll let you surf the web for 15 hours between charges, play videos for 10 hours, or make zoom-type calls for seven hours. It also comes with a relatively fast charge (15 watts), although the charger in the box only delivers 10 watts.

Other specs are for what you’d expect from a tablet in this price bracket, including an 8-core Tiger T610 processor, up to 4GB RAM / 64GB storage (expandable), and an 8-megapixel rear camera. / 5 megapixel front camera. There is also an optional LTE, although Nokia did not say how much more that would cost.

For what it is, the $ 250 price tag looks pretty decent. However, the world of Android tablets is mundane – will Nokia brand recognition matter? The Nokia T20 arrives in the US and around the world tomorrow (October 7).