Lenovo LePad S2010 Unveiling Specs Prices and More

Lenovo LePad S2010 Key Disadvantages

• No SIM card support, which limits the device to Wi-Fi only connectivity for internet access.
• The screen to body ratio is relatively low at approximately 60.7%, which results in larger bezels.
• The display resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels at ~149 ppi density may not be sharp enough for some users compared to more modern devices.
• The device was launched with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and is only upgradable to Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), which is outdated compared to newer versions of Android.
• It lacks an FM radio, which could be a disadvantage for users who prefer on-device radio access.
• Bulky design with a weight of 670g, which may be heavier compared to other tablets in the same category.
• Bluetooth version 2.1, which is outdated compared to more recent Bluetooth versions that offer faster data transfer and more efficient power consumption.
• No built-in cellular capabilities for telecommunication functions other than internet access via Wi-Fi.
• Discontinued status, which means it no longer receives official support or updates from the manufacturer.