I have no clue why you had to include an image, but it appears you broke rule 6 in doing so.
I haven't owned many tablets so far, but can't you get some tablets with SIM-slots? What would prevent one from just using such a tablet as a phone?
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It's a bit arbitrary, but I have 7" tablets, so that seems to be more or less the cutoff point between tablets and phone. And the fact that phones always come with SIM capability, whereas you can have "WiFi" variants of tablets, implying no mobile connectivity. I still wonder why you would want a 7" device and also insist that a manufacturer call it "phone". To me, a defining (and desirable) feature of a phone is that it fits comfortably in one hand as well as in a trouser pocket.
I find it much more lamentable that phones become bigger and bigger on average, making them more awkward to handle single-handed.