FCC documents reveal upcoming Lenovo phablet with Android Pie

The phablet sports 3GB of RAM, a mid-range Qualcomm CPU and a 1080 x 2160 pixel brandish

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According to contempo FCC documents and some digging in the Google Play Developer Panel's Device Catalogue, Lenovo has a new upkeep phablet on the way.

Later on Nashville Churr uncovered the device's FCC documents, XDA Developers was able to find the device in the Device Catalogue, revealing more than information near it.

First of all, the FCC revealed two versions of the device begetting the model numbers PB-6505M and PB-6505MC. Further, the FCC documents listing the device equally 178mm alpine, 86mm wide and with a diagonal length of 198mm, or 7.79-inches.

The FCC documents also included a moving picture of the back of the device along with an illustration featuring the measurements and location of Wi-Fi antennas.

Lenovo Phablet FCC images

In other words, the phablet is quite large. For reference, Samsung's Milky way Annotation 9 measures in at 161.9mm tall, 76.4mm across and 162.56mm, or half-dozen.iv-inches, on the diagonal.

Additionally, the FCC documents note the device sports a five,180mAh battery and will launch with Android Pie.

XDA was able to search the Pb-6505M model number in the Play Developer Console Device Catalogue to observe out more details. Co-ordinate to XDA, the 6505M volition have 3GB of RAM, an eighteen:9 display and a 1080 x 2160 pixel resolution. Further, the phablet will accept a "telephone grade factor," according to the Device Catalogue.

Lenovo Tab V7 specs

The Device Catalogue details which processors the device will have: a mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 450.

While it isn't clear what Lenovo volition call the device officially, the Device Catalogue labels it as the Lenovo Tab V7.

Ultimately, it looks similar we could presently take a Lenovo tablet reminiscent of the Nexus 7. There's no indication of a launch window as of notwithstanding, but if it's circulating in the FCC, it may launch soon.

Image credit: Nashville Chatter, XDA Developers

Source: XDA Developers, Nashville Churr