The AT&T Primetime will be available this Friday. It's unclear if this means that TV Mode is a sort of floating app tray if that's the case, it may actually be rather intrusive and inconvenient. According to AT&T, TV Mode lets you access media apps with a simple swipe from the home or lock screens. Apparently, having a shortcut to an app on your homescreen isn't convenient enough. TV Mode is the 'standout' feature on the Primetime, and it is meant to qive users quick access to their favorite media apps, including-you guessed it-DirecTV. Dual front-facing speakers with Dolby audio are included to provide 'incredible sound' while using your tablet in TV Mode. AT&T has seen fit to ship its new tablet with Android Nougat, so at least it's not outdated in that regard. 5-megapixel cameras can be found in the front and rear. It does feature a large, 9,070 mAh battery, so it should be good for long streaming sessions. It comes with a 1200p display, 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of RAM, and a microSD slot. Specs-wise, the Primetime is a decent if unremarkable tablet. Otherwise, the tablet costs US$10 a month for 20 months, or US$29.99 with a 2-year contract. Specifically, a DirecTV consumption device.ĪT&T mobile customers who are enrolled in either an Unlimited Choice or Unlimited Plus will be able to add an additional US$20 to their monthly plan and get a Primetime. The mobile carrier is launching a self-branded tablet, called the Primetime, that is intended to be used as a media consumption device. You may not have asked for it, but AT&T is giving it to you anyway.

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