Infinix Launches First Tablet, Infinix XPAD, With High AI And Performance Features

Infinix XPAD, marked Infinix's debut in the tablet market, (photo: x @tech_lagi)

Jakarta - Infinix, the smartphone brand owned by Transition, has secretly launched its first tablet, the Infinix XPAD. This move marks the Infinix debut on the tablet market, with devices designed to combine high performance, portability, and artificial intelligence-based features (AI) in an elegant package.

Infinix XPAD comes with an 11-inch IPS LCD screen that offers a 1920\times1200 resolution as well as a 90Hz refresh rate, making it ideal for multimedia needs. With a metal unibody design, XPAD gives a premium impression that is not only visible, but also feels solid in hand. The brightness of the screen that reaches 440 nits ensures that this tablet can be used comfortably both indoors and outdoors.

Behind its body, XPAD is powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 chipset, known for its balance between performance and power efficiency. This chipset is combined with a choice of 4GB RAM or 8GB, ensuring that this device is capable of handling multitasking smoothly, as well as running light games without any problems. To support game enthusiasts, Infinix embeds the XArena Game Space feature, which allows users to set the GPU power as needed, ensuring an optimal gaming experience.

Infinix also introduced Falax, an AI assistant backed by ChatGPT, which is expected to bring new experiences to users through voice control and intelligent response to user questions. This feature is a particular attraction, following the latest trends in the integration of artificial intelligence on mobile devices.

XPAD not only relies on processor power and AI features, but also offers superior audio experiences with four integrated speakers. The 7000mAh battery in which is expected to be able to provide a long usage time, while 18W fast charging guarantees that this device can be reused in a short time, with 50% charging in just about 40 minutes.

The tablet will be available in three color options: Blue, Black, and Gold, although Infinix has yet to announce its price details and availability. This device is expected to be sold in various markets, especially in developing areas where Transition has a strong influence.

The entry of Infinix into the tablet market may seem surprising given the decline in tablet shipments globally. However, there is still significant demand for affordable and feature-rich tablets, especially among students and professionals looking for productivity and entertainment devices. With a combination of large screens, reliable processors, and AI features, the XPAD Infinix has the potential to be an attractive option in this competitive market