The coming Nokia T10 tablet just got FCC certification and is readying for its launch. It comes with the model number TA-1462 and will succeed the T20 tablets from last year. There are some things to take note of from the certification details.
Some available details from this tablet’s certification are related to screen size, battery, and a few other details. Do take note that the name “Nokia T10” isn’t official, as the company hasn’t come forth with an official name. Considering the drop in specifications in comparison with last year’s Nokia T20 tablet, the T10 name seems right.
Yes, there are some obvious drops in specifications on this coming tablet. The company cut down the battery capacity on this device to 5100mAh as against 8200mAh on last year’s model. This battery reduction will also come with a reduction in charging speed from 15W to 10W on the coming TWO tablets. The screen size will also receive a noteworthy change from 10.4-inch on the previous model to an 8-inch display.
The rear and front camera stay the same, as the rear will pack an 8MP sensor and the front a 5MP sensor. For the processor, this tablet might use an Unisoc processor, as is common with mid-range Nokia devices. This coming tablet will support 4G connectivity and come with a SIM and SSD card slot.
Like with other Nokia devices, this tablet will support three years of software updates and might launch with Android 12. There is no launch date for this device, nor any official statement from the company. But, we know that the pricing of the Nokia T10 tablet will sit below the 1,400 yuan (~$208) price tag.
