TCL has launched two new 11-inch Android tablets, the TCL TAB A1 and TCL TAB A1 NXTPAPER, with prices starting from USD 189.99 (approximately KES 24,600).

• The tablets feature an 11-inch, 90Hz display, MediaTek Helio G100 chipset, 6GB RAM, 128GB storage, and an 8,000mAh battery.
• The TCL TAB A1 NXTPAPER model includes TCL's paper-like NXTPAPER display, a bundled stylus, and a flip case for an additional USD 60.
• These budget tablets enter the market against competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ and Lenovo Tab M11, offering a sharper display and larger battery.

Tecno has launched its new budget tablet, the Megapad SE 2, in the Philippines, with prices starting around USD 190.

• The tablet features a 9.7-inch IPS display with a 2048 x 1280 resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate.
• Tecno, part of the Transsion group, is targeting students and families with this release.
• The Megapad SE 2 runs on Android 16 with HiOS 16 and includes AI features, distinguishing it from its predecessor.

Xiaomi is teasing its new Wireless Power Bank Series for the Indian market, featuring two magnetic models already available elsewhere: a 5000mAh version with 15W wireless charging and a 10000mAh version offering 45W wired charging. The 5000mAh model, already sold in Kenya for around KES 8,500, boasts a slim 6mm design and uses silicon-carbon battery technology.

• The 5000mAh power bank offers 15W wireless output for Xiaomi phones and 7.5W for iPhones, with a 22.5W USB-C port.
• The 10000mAh model supports 45W charging over USB-C and 20W wireless charging.
• Both power banks utilize magnetic attachment, aligning with the Qi2 industry standard.