LUMOS Launches Full Range of Affordable Tablets Starting from S$149
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 3 November 2026 – LUMOS, the award-winning Singapore lifestyle technology brand best known for its home cinema projectors, today announced its complete tablet series: four tablets, starting at S$149 for the LUMOS Tablet, sold directly through the LUMOS online st…
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Singaporean brand LUMOS has launched a four-tablet series priced from S$149, expanding its product range beyond home cinema projectors. The new lineup includes the LUMOS Tablet Ultra, described as the company's most powerful device to date.
LUMOS released four tablets starting at S$149, available directly through its online store.
The new LUMOS Tablet Ultra is identified as the most powerful tablet the brand has built.
This launch represents LUMOS' expansion from projectors into broader lifestyle electronics.
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Tablets for work, study and play. Without the premium price tag.
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 3 November 2026 – LUMOS, the award-winning Singapore lifestyle technology brand best known for its home cinema projectors, today announced its complete tablet series: four tablets, starting at S$149 for the LUMOS Tablet, sold directly through the LUMOS online store. The series is completed by the newly launched LUMOS Tablet Ultra, the most powerful tablet LUMOS has built to date.
The lineup marks LUMOS’ next step beyond projectors into everyday lifestyle electronics. It is built on a simple idea: a well-built tablet at an accessible price.
For years, tablets were treated as high-ticket purchases. Each one was carefully considered, and that single tablet had to be used across multiple occasions and even shared with family members.
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