AT&T Adds a New Kid-Optimized 5G Android Tablet to Its Lineup
AT&T is introducing a new, ruggedized 5G Android tablet with an affordable price and one unavoidable problem for potential buyers: They’re too old for the device.The carrier’s new, TCL-built AmiGo Jr. Tab 2 is AT&T’s latest addition to the market for child-optimized tablets. The pricing involves some grown-up math: either $239.99 up-front or, if you activate a new line, $4.99 a month for 36 months ($179.64 total) with $1.70 in bill credits off a $20.99/month tablet plan.The remainder of the AmiGo Jr.
- ▪AT&T is introducing a new, ruggedized 5G Android tablet with an affordable price and one unavoidable problem for potential buyers: They’re too old for the device.The carrier’s new, TCL-built AmiGo Jr.
- ▪Tab 2 is AT&T’s latest addition to the market for child-optimized tablets.
- ▪The pricing involves some grown-up math: either $239.99 up-front or, if you activate a new line, $4.99 a month for 36 months ($179.64 total) with $1.70 in bill credits off a $20.99/month tablet plan.The remainder of the AmiGo Jr.
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AT&T is introducing a new, ruggedized 5G Android tablet with an affordable price and one unavoidable problem for potential buyers: They’re too old for the device.The carrier’s new, TCL-built AmiGo Jr. Tab 2 is AT&T’s latest addition to the market for child-optimized tablets. The pricing involves some grown-up math: either $239.99 up-front or, if you activate a new line, $4.99 a month for 36 months ($179.64 total) with $1.70 in bill credits off a $20.99/month tablet plan.The remainder of the AmiGo Jr. Tab 2’s specs are less impressive: an 8.7-inch, 1,340-by-800-pixel display, a stylus, 64GB of internal storage (which you can expand by up to 2TB with a microSD card), an 8MP rear camera and a 5MP front camera, and the older Wi-Fi 5.
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