Lenovo Tab Extreme - CES 2023 First Look

[@mervyoung5397]

Impressive tablet! Might be a good upgrade from my Lenovo Tab P12 Pro later this year.

[@liamcollinson5695]

I know the screen is bigger but why would I get this over the tab p11 pro gen 2

[@wilansfernandes8078]

Is it possible to use a mouse on this Lenovo Tab Extreme ??

[@supathor87]

Yes, I just purchased this tablet and it works with a mouse.

[@ericyoung3183]

Lenovo Extreme is driven by mediatek chip right? How do you reckon the performance?

[@ruslandurahman]

Can we change the OS into Windows 11?

[@HungLeWrites]

I don't typically watch this channel and do not believe I will start. You have hardcoded subtitles, which can be ok. However, the subtitles use a large black background and it's all opaque. Combined with your camera angles, there are many times where the devices was obscured by subtitles. In the future, you should avoid hardcoding for this reason (and because other languages exist), and any hardcoding should use a very transparent background and text outline to give better contrast/readability while allowing viewers to see content hidden behind hardcoded text. I also am confused by why the scene is shot so wide. I don't really care about the furniture or carpet at the booth. You don't even show any other devices. The device needs to be prominently displayed at all times, never less than a third of the screen area. This may be typical camera-work for other content, but for consumer electronics you need to adjust to the needs of the user. While I would prefer to leave a more balanced impression, I don't have many good things to say. Anything adequate or mediocre was overshadowed by the hardcoded text obscuring a tiny portion of the screen. Unfortunately the device only covered a tiny portion of the screen, and the rest was left for... couches and pillowes? A faux-plant wall?