The Cube iPlay 50 Pro tablet will be released on December 1, with MediaTek G99.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 22, Cube today announced a new tablet computer, the iPlay 50 Pro, which will be equipped with MediaTek's 6nm Xili G99 chip and position the entry-level performance tablet.

There is no more information about the tablet yet, but from the rendering, it seems that it uses a very narrow frame + straight screen design, and it remains to be seen how the real machine will be used.

I believe everyone is familiar with Xili G99. The chip is based on 6nm technology and arranges eight cores according to the "2 + 6" scheme, in which the peak frequency of Cortex-A76 can reach 2.2 GHz. Cortextel A55 is 2.0GHz, integrated with Malii-G57 MC2 GPU, and provides 2133MHz frequency LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 flash memory support.

Compared with the G96, this chip is 30% more energy efficient. This is a product made using 6-nanometer technology instead of 12-nanometer technology.

CTOnews.com learned that Kuby Rubik's Cube launched a series of iPlay50 tablets in October this year, which is aimed at students, the elderly and other groups. It has three systems: standard version, educational version and care for the elderly version. The 4+64GB version costs 599 yuan and the 6+128GB version costs 799 yuan.