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Lenovo M10 Plus tablet deals offer up excellent storage in a Samsung Galaxy-beating offer
Lenovo tablet deals regularly offer an alternative to Samsung's affordable Galaxy Tab A offerings. However, this week they're taking an even bigger lead, with the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus offering a massive 128GB of storage space for just £149.99 down from £179.99.
That's an excellent price considering Samsung's models start at these prices with just 32GB under the hood. You're also doubling your RAM to 4GB with Lenovo's device, grabbing a slightly larger 10.3-inch screen (Samsung's Tab A maxes out at 10.1-inches) and an extra microphone for crystal clear video calls as well.
Availability is also on Lenovo's side here, with Samsung Galaxy Tab A deals on the WiFi 10-inch model running a little low in stock right now. So, if you're after a cheap tablet with plenty of space and even extra functionality courtesy of the charging dock, you'll want to check out the offers below.
Not in the UK? You'll find more tablet deals further down the page.
Today's best Lenovo tablet deals
Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (128GB): £179.99 £149.99 at Lenovo
Save £30 on the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus this week at Lenovo direct. There's an impressive 128GB of storage space in here - excellent value for such a cheap tablet - as well as 4GB RAM, a MediaTek Helio P22T processor and a year warranty as well.
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Lenovo Tab M10 Plus (64GB) | Smart Charging Station: £229.99 £199.99 at Lenovo
You can drop down to 64GB of storage and pick up a smart charging station for £199.99 this week as well. That extra accessory both charges your device and instantly turns it into a large smart display as well. You'll find the 128GB model available in this bundle for £229.99.View Deal
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If you're after a little more power for productivity or heavier creative apps like the Adobe suite, you'll want to take a look at tablet deals a little further up the price range. Samsung Galaxy tablet deals can offer some excellent value, or you can check out the latest iPad deals for the full Apple experience - you'll find some particularly cheap iPad Mini prices available as well.
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Read MoreMillions of Windows users could lose access to their online cloud storage within weeks as Microsoft looks to encourage upgrading to the latest software.
The tech giant has warned that the OneDrive app will stop syncing with Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 on March 1, 2022, meaning users only have a few weeks to upgrade to a newer version or possibly lose access to their files.
Despite Windows 7 and 8 being initially released nearly a decade ago, the two operating systems still see millions of users, meaning many will need to get updating soon.
OneDrive for Windows support
"In order to focus resources on new technologies and operating systems, and to provide users with the most up-to-date and secure experience, beginning January 1, 2022, updates will no longer be provided for the OneDrive desktop application on your personal Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 devices," Microsoft's Ankita Kirti wrote in a blog post announcing the news.
"Personal OneDrive desktop applications running on these operating systems will stop syncing to the cloud on March 1, 2022."
The closure does not affect business users in the same way, with Microsoft saying that starting January 1, 2022, support for the OneDrive desktop application for business will be aligned with the Windows support lifecycle.
Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 are in extended support until January 10, 2023, however Windows 8 reached end of support on January 12, 2016, meaning it no longer receives vital security updates that keep devices safe from the latest cyber threats.
Microsoft says it advises upgrading your operating system to either Windows 10 or Windows 11 "to avoid disruption" - although it does note that many devices currently running Windows 7 or 8 may not fit the hardware system requirements for the latest software.
To see if your PC is compatible with Windows 11 system requirements, you can check out our guide above.
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