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    Infinix launches XPAD 30E for students

    PhilSTAR Tech TeamBy PhilSTAR Tech TeamMarch 31, 20263 Mins Read
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    Mobile brand Infinix is rolling out the XPAD 30E in the Philippines, pitching it as a tablet for schoolwork, online classes, and everyday use at an affordable price.

    Infinix XPAD 30E is designed with built-in learning tools. It comes preloaded with more than 120,000 educational resources, covering subjects for children aged 2 to 16. These include lessons, exercises, videos, and interactive content designed to support both basic and intermediate learning.

    Infinix AI Tutor guides students through problems step by step instead of simply giving answers. The system includes more than 100,000 math exercises aligned with school curricula in many countries. A Student Mode offers guided learning, while Parent Mode allows more flexibility when needed.

    The tablet also uses artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday tasks. Students can snap a photo of a homework problem and get an explanation, search what is on their screen, or translate text instantly. A voice assistant, activated by saying “Hi Folax” or pressing the power button, lets users perform these actions hands-free.

    For younger users, the XPAD 30E includes a dedicated learning interface called EduDesk. This replaces the standard home screen with a simpler layout, along with access to subject-based content, educational videos, and games. It also supports apps such as Google Classroom, Google Kids Space, Google Play Books, and YouTube Kids.

    Outside of schoolwork, the tablet doubles as a family device for streaming and casual use. It has an 11-inch Full HD+ display designed to be easier on the eyes during long sessions, with certification that reduces blue light exposure.

    Infinix XPAD 30E comes preloaded with more than 120,000 educational resources, 

    The XPAD 30E supports both Wi-Fi and 4G LTE via SIM card, which means students can stay connected even without home internet. It also includes features such as split-screen and drag-and-drop to make multitasking easier.

    It is built for daily use, with tests for drops and temperature changes. It packs a 7,200mAh battery promising to last a full day on a single charge. Storage goes up to 256GB, with additional memory support for smoother performance.

    The tablet comes with bundled extras, including a protective case, keyboard, a one-year VIU subscription, and access to a coding bootcamp.

    The XPAD 30E is available in two variants: 8GB + 256GB priced at PHP 10,999, with a promo price of PHP 9,999, and 4GB + 128GB priced at ₱8,999, with a promo price of PHP 7,999.

    Specs:

    • 11-inch FHD+ display, TÜV Rheinland low blue light certified
    • 7,200mAh battery
    • 4G LTE (SIM support) and Wi-Fi connectivity
    • Up to 256GB storage
    • Up to 16GB extended memory
    • Infinix AI Tutor with 100,000+ math exercises
    • 120,000+ built-in learning resources
    • EduDesk child-friendly learning interface
    • AI tools: Photo to Solution, Smart Search, voice assistant
    • Split-screen and multitasking support

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