Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The joint product is aimed at organizations that are switching to import-independent technologies. It is suitable for both work tasks and home use.

At the CIPR 2025 conference, Astra Group and the Russian mobile electronics manufacturer Byteerg presented the Oko Tab Pro 5 tablet with the pre-installed Astra Linux Mobile OS.

The tablet is equipped with a 12.6-inch screen, an eight-core SoC with a clock frequency of 2.4 GHz (model not specified), 8 GB of RAM, and a 12000 mAh battery.

Astra Linux Mobile can be easily integrated into the corporate infrastructure. More than 20,000 packages are available in the repository, the platform is compatible with 300+ mobile versions of popular software products, including office and specialized software, certified information security tools. In addition, you can run familiar Android applications on the tablet; the OS has an emulator for this.

Mikhail Gellerman, Director of Operating Systems Management at Astra Group, said:

Astra Group and Byteerg are significant Russian developers creating competitive domestic products. Our joint mobile solutions are reliable, high-quality, secure and at the same time retain full functionality and are easy to use. We plan to further develop cooperation with our colleagues and replenish the line of devices with Astra Linux Mobile support, including the release of new tablets with a diagonal of 8 and 10 inches in protected and office versions.

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