Lenovo unveils its next gaming tablet's AnTuTu score while a rumor reveals its battery capacity

According to GSMArena, Lenovo is preparing to unveil its latest gaming tablet on August 25. Ahead of the official launch, the company has released benchmark data for the device, which is currently being referred to by various translated names including Y700 Infinite, Ultimate, or Unlimited. The tablet recorded an impressive AnTuTu benchmark score of 4,585,844, signaling significant performance capabilities for the upcoming hardware.

The new device appears to be an iterative update to the existing Y700 model, which was released earlier this year in March. The most notable addition to the upcoming version is the integration of 5G mobile data connectivity, a feature that was absent in the previous iteration. This update aims to provide users with greater flexibility for online gaming and media consumption while away from Wi-Fi networks.

Despite the performance gains, rumors circulating alongside the announcement suggest a potential trade-off in battery capacity. Reports indicate that the new model may feature a 7,500 mAh battery, a reduction from the 9,000 mAh capacity found in the current Y700. While the official specifications remain to be confirmed at the August 25 event, the shift suggests a focus on balancing high-end processing power with the physical constraints of a 5G-enabled chassis.