Alldocube has unveiled the Mini 2 Android tablet, featuring an 8.4-inch display and a comprehensive set of specifications. This tablet operates on the Android 14 platform and utilizes UFS storage.
The Cube Mini 2 Android Tablet
The Alldocube Cube Mini 2 is outfitted with a 5MP front camera and a 13MP rear camera. The display resolution stands at 1200 x 1920 pixels, and the inclusion of Android 14 right out of the box is a significant advantage. According to the available specifications, the Cube Mini 2 is powered by the RK3588 chip. It should be noted that the RK3588 chip does not support UFS storage, indicating that the device might be offered in two different versions.
Released by Rockchip in 2022, the RK3588 chip incorporates the Mali-G610 MC4 GPU. Built on an 8nm process, this chip features a quad-core Cortex A76 and a quad-core Cortex-A55 architecture. It boasts a wide array of display interfaces and supports multi-screen displays. With a maximum main frequency of 2.4GHz, it also supports HDMI and DP connections, along with several other high-speed interfaces. The RK35888 chip is compatible with both Android and Linux operating systems.
UFS Storage Performance
The UFS storage in the tablet offers a sequential read speed of 1450MB/s and a write speed of 928.7MB/s. Additionally, it has random read and write speeds of 452MB/s and 347MB/s, respectively. The screen quality of this model has seen improvements over its predecessor. Additional details about the Alldocube Mini 2 Android tablet, including its release date, pricing, and global availability, are expected to be announced in the future.
