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Huawei Plans to Enter Tablet with the MediaPad

Apart from a picture, there aren’t many other details on specs as such.

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Rossi Fernandes|Jun 04, 2011, 16:01:07 IST
If the tablet market hasn’t been saturated already, it’s sure to happen pretty soon. Apart from the plethora of tablets that we’ve already read, heard or seen of, Huawei seems to be the latest entry in the segment. The Chinese company will be launching a tablet called the MediaPad.Media on your slate, Huawei style

Media on your slate, Huawei style

There aren’t many details available as such, but Huawei claims that this tablet will be the “next generation smart device” and in terms of dimensions will be the “smallest and lightest” tablet released in history. Now this will be Huawei’s first entry in the tablet market, so we don’t know what to make of the claims by the company but we definitely hope to see them bring some low budget devices.

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We can just assume that the tablet might be running on Android Honeycomb, (or maybe lower) and might also sport a 7-inch screen. We’ll keep all that for later and hope to get some more on the MediaPad, till then stay tuned.

via Eurodroid

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First Published:Jun 04, 2011, 16:01:07 IST
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