ASUS re-enters tablet market in India, announces ASUS Pad T3201: Check specs and features

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ASUS' upcoming tablet will run Google's Android 16 operating system and be available for purchase starting August 6.

ASUS is set to re-enter the tablet market in India soon. The company today announced a new tablet dubbed as the ASUS Pad T3201, which will mark as its official reentry when it launches next month.

Shweta Ganjoo is a Chief Content Producer at HT Tech. She has over 10 years of experience covering technology, during which time she has focused on consumer tech devices, AI, social media, gadgets, and tech policy, delivering authoritative and reader-focused insights across India’s fast-evolving digital ecosystem.

She began her career in the early 2010s, building a strong foundation in digital-first reporting as India’s tech landscape rapidly expanded. Over the years, she has worked with leading media organizations including India Today Tech, Indian Express Group, and Techlusive, where she played a key role in scaling editorial content...

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