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Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus (2nd Gen) TB-X606F
WLAN only, 10.30", 64 GB, Iron grey
Questions about Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus (2nd Gen) TB-X606F
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Former employee
4 years ago
We do not understand your request.
This is the pricing policy of Galaxus/Digitec. Tomorrow it can be 50 CHF cheaper, the day after tomorrow the other way round. I've given up getting upset about it. There are other shops. Otherwise have a look at Toppreise.
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1.)Not possible
2.I do not know
Former employee
3 years ago
To my knowledge, there are actually no "tablets" with an HDMI port. In this case, I would recommend a convertible (sometimes also called "2-in-1 notebooks"). You can find all convertibles equipped with HDMI via the following links: https://www.digitec.ch/de...
However, there may also be alternative solutions for your desired purposes. I would therefore recommend that you contact our customer service directly so that your enquiry can be examined individually: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc...
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Yes. Worked perfectly right away.
Wir haben aktuell nur dieses hier im Sortiment Mobilis R Series (Lenovo M10+) .
These are simply the respective manufacturer numbers of the products. Many Lenovo products have a manufacturer's number ending in SE. For example, there are also Lenovos with 128 GB that end with the manufacturer number SE. However, the product remains the same and it does not have a Swedish or Swiss version, which differ from each other.
Docking stations are only stored for notebooks, not for tablets (not even iPads).
Former employee
5 years ago
I searched the internet but could not find a docking station. So I guess there is no proper docking station for this tablet.
I also checked online and could not find any official solution or confirmation that the tablet has a compatible dock. The only similar solution would be a tablet stand and a Bluetooth keyboard (Zagg Flex (CH, Miscellaneous) ), but as far as I know there is no docking station available.
Yes, the Lenovo tablet is very well suited for everyday navigation tasks involving Google Maps and the like. It works particularly well outdoors. Inside buildings, experience shows that it takes quite a while before it can lock on to enough GPS satellites.
Yes, it should work without any problems.
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Where do you see Nano SIM in the product description? LTE is only available in the Tab P10 as far as I know.
Are you possibly confusing the memory card or microSD card with the SIM?
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Should be the same model. Possibly this model is an imported version according to the serial number. The other is the Swiss version.
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