iQOO is reportedly working on a new high-performance compact gaming tablet, with key details recently emerging from tipster Digital Chat Station. The upcoming iQOO tablet is rumored to feature an 8.35-inch custom LCD panel supporting 3K+ resolution and an ultra-high refresh rate, promising an immersive gaming experience. This lightweight gaming flagship tablet is positioned to deliver top-tier performance, though it's unlikely to feature the newer Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 or Dimensity 9500. Its exact launch alongside the iQOO 15 series or earlier remains uncertain. Read more in our articles including "iQOO is developing a compact 8.35-inch Gaming Tablet" and "ASUS ROG launches 2026 Strix G, Strix SCAR gaming laptops".
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Apr 1, 2010iQOO is reportedly working on a new high-performance compact gaming tablet, with key details recently emerging from tipster Digital Chat Station. The upcoming iQOO tablet is rumored to feature an 8.35-inch custom LCD panel supporting 3K+ resolution and an ultra-high refresh rate, promising an immersive gaming experience.
This lightweight gaming flagship tablet is positioned to deliver top-tier performance, though it's unlikely to feature the newer Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 or Dimensity 9500. Its exact launch alongside the iQOO 15 series or earlier remains uncertain.
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