AT&T is introducing a new, ruggedized 5G Android tablet with an affordable price and one unavoidable problem for potential buyers: They’re too old for the device. The carrier’s new, TCL-built AmiGo Jr. Tab 2 is AT&T’s latest addition to the market for child-optimized tablets. That does not suggest an update for the current Android 17 is coming anytime soon, not that Google’s new release offers much so far to set itself apart from Android 16 . It joins a set of other AmiGo devices, including a smartwatch and a Samsung-made phone. Editors’ Note: We updated this post to remove an incorrect detail provided in an early copy of AT&T’s announcement.