Few months back, when Lenovo introduced the A2107 tablet in India, their target low-end buyers, ignored it completely. Its features were impressive but buyers felt let down with the lack of calling facility, and chose “other” Made-in-China imports instead. Undaunted, Lenovo might actually succeed in its plans of dominating the over 5 million Indian tablet market with its new launches. Last week, they unveiled two Android-run tablets -- the A1000 and the still-under-development S6000 (the A3000, which it promised was missing) and two tablet PCs with Windows 8 -- the IdeaTab Lynx and Thinkpad Tablet 2.