The world’s largest PC manufacturer is still finding it hard to achieve success in the highly competitive, crucial smartphone business, despite experimenting with no less than three brands in recent years, and its slice of a shrinking global tablet pie can’t feel satisfactory either.
But none of that is stopping Lenovo from throwing numerous Moto handhelds, high and low-end, as well as a wide range of Android and Windows slates and convertibles against the wall to see what sticks.
Back in late February, at Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress, the largely budget-friendly Lenovo Tab 4 lineup was unveiled with moderate fanfare, and families around the world were promised May availability.
