Check out the TAB3 series of tablets aimed at businesses and consumers from Lenovo

Lenovo is in the middle of a bunch of announcements at MWC 2016 in Barcelona right now and the company has just announced a new series of tablets aimed at consumers and business users.

The TAB3 series of tablets is looking to entice consumers and companies with affordable pricing and decent specs for the mid and low ends of the market. As part of the catalog we have the TAB3 10, which is a 10.1-inch tablet, running Android Marshmallow. Then there’s the TAB3 7 and 8 models, both monikers describing screen sizes, which are destined for regular consumer with an explicit emphasis on families with kids for some reason.

The TAB3 10, starting at $199 for the Wi-Fi version, offers a full HD screen, support for Android for Work, hardware encryption, supposedly 12 hours of battery life and an IP52 certification for dust and splash resistance. Its other specs include:

• 10.1 inch screen, 1920 x 1200 resolution
• Android 6.0 Marshmallow
• Quad-Core 64-bit MediaTek CPU @ 1.3 Ghz
• 2GB / 3GB RAM
• 32GB/ 64GB Storage + upt ot 64GB with microSD card
• 8MP rear, 5MP front-facing camera with 1080p and 720 recording respectively
• Optional cellular 3G/4G support
• 7000 mAh battery

Meanwhile the TAB3 7 and TAB3 8 tablets are billed as the perfect companion for users on the go. Lenovo highlights the tablets’ abilities to support multiple accounts, parental locking, and adaptive display that filters blue light, which supposedly has some parents worried. In either case all TAB3 tablets have dust and splash resistance as well as a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass screen.

Other specifications include:

The TAB3 10 business tablet will go on sale in June with a starting price of $199 (Wi-Fi), $249 (2GB/LTE) and $299 (3GB/LTE). Meanwhile the TAB3 7 will launch in June for $129 while the TAB3 8 is coming out at the same time for $99 (Wi-Fi only) and $149 (LTE). The tablets seem slated to be available everywhere around the world.