Previously, Motorola launched its Motorola Moto Tab G20 and currently, the brand is in the works to bring Moto Tab G70. The company has not yet released any official information regarding the latest G-series tablet. But the news of Moto Tab G70 has been there on the internet for the past couple of days.
Apart from this, the Geekbench listing and the Google Play Console listing also unveiled a lot of critical information about the forthcoming tablet. Not only this, but it also hinted that the launch date of the tablet is near.
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Moto Tab G70 specifications
The latest Motorola tablet specifications include a considerable amount of bezels all around. It will have a landscape orientation, and for that, the front camera is placed accordingly. The designs and specs may change till the final launch of the product. However, as per the latest updates, the Moto Tab G70 will feature a 2,000×1,200-pixel display and a 10-inch or 11-inch screen size.
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Besides, the tablet will run on an octa-core MediaTek Kompanio 500 (MT8183) chipset as per the Google Play Console listing. Furthermore, the Moto Tab G70 will feature 4GB of RAM and Android 11 OS out of the box. We can expect a clean Android experience with the brand’s upcoming tablet.
Also, it is highly likely that the tablet will be launched in a budgeted category similar to the previous Moto Tab G20. The Geekbench listing revealed that the Moto Tab G70 could highlight an Helio G90T, which has 2x A76 + 6x A55 and a Mali-G76 GPU, paired with 4GB RAM and 128GB of built-in storage. It has not yet unveiled whether the storage would be expandable using a microSD card.
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