The organization that makes Nokia-branded phones on Wednesday divulged its first tablet, the Nokia T20, in a test to Apple's iPad. HMD Global said the tablet, which runs on Google's Android operating system, accompanies a 10.4-inch 2K display and a tremendous 8,200 milliamp-hour battery. The firm guarantees as long as 15 hours of utilization on a full charge. For more force hungry clients, HMD says the T20 upholds 10 hours of video web based on stages like YouTube and Netflix. It additionally comes with family-friendly features like Google Kids Space, a "kids mode" setting that shows simply safe substance to children, and Family Link, a system which presents parental controls. The Nokia T20 begins at a cost of 199 euros in Europe, or $249.99 in the U.S. It comes in two renditions: one with just Wi-Fi support, and one more with 4G availability. The last costs a touch more, retailing at 239 euros. The organization didn't reveal information on release date and accessibility. Espoo, Finland-based HMD has held the permit to utilize Nokia's handset image starting around 2016, when the organization paid it off Microsoft. The organization, which is majority-owned by previous Nokia leader Jean-Francois Baril, counts the likes of Google, Qualcomm and Nokia as investors. It's launched a few smartphones throughout the long term, just as the non-touchscreen telephones for which Nokia is most notable. Notable product launches include revivals of the iconic Nokia 3310 and the Nokia 8110 "banana telephone," which highlighted in the film "The Matrix." HMD's feature telephone business has performed well. Be that as it may, the organization has had less karma with its cell phones, which represented under 1% of the market the year before. In July, HMD launched the Nokia XR20, a "tough" cell phone intended to withstand serious natural conditions. The organization says the model has as of now surpassed its assumptions as far as deals. Presently, HMD is hoping to exploit developing interest for tablets in the wake of telecommuting and remote learning became the standard for some during the pandemic. Worldwide tablet deals were gauge to arrive at development in 2020 without precedent for six years, as indicated by information from Strategy Analytics. At $250, the Nokia T20 could be seen as an endeavor to draw purchasers from Apple. Notwithstanding, HMD item advertising boss Adam Ferguson says this isn't the point. "We don’t tend to build our strategy around who can we steal share off," Ferguson said, adding the tablet was probably going to draw in Android clients more than Apple customers. Past its long battery life, the T20 additionally accompanies four years of month to month security updates and three years of Android overhauls. HMD is targeting on business customers just as shoppers with the gadget. It says the T20 is remembered for Android's Enterprise Recommended conspire for businesses. Ferguson said the T20 was just one in an arranged series of tablets the organization intends to launch and hinted that a model would probably accompany support for new 5G networks.