Huawei MediaPad Launched 7" Android Tablet That Is Android Honeycomb 3.2 Ready

Folks which will be shopping to get a 7" tablet running Android Honeycomb well, you might want to check out over the Huawei MediaPad, that was just introduced at CommunicAsia in Singapore previously.

The MediaPad  would be the world’s first claimed android tablet to operate Android 3.2, a version of Honeycomb tailored for 7" tablet devices. Huawei did not pointed out several details such as its price as well as estimated dispatch time however we find out that it sports a dual-core Qualcomm 1.2GHz CPU, a front facing 1.3 megapixel and 5 megapixel rear Hi-def camera using 1080p full HD playback, in a 0.86 lbs, 0.4? (10.5mm) thin package. Based on Engadget, the MediaPad is actually a “fair bit chunkier compared to the newfangled Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (8.6mm), but nonetheless leaner than the previous Tab, that clocked within at 11.98mm.”

 

Its battery can maintain the record powered up for around 6 hours at a time, giving you HSPA+ 14.4Mbps as well as high-speed Wi-Fi 11n connectivity to the 7? unit having IPS touchscreen. This MediaPad likewise features an HDMI-out for hooking up to your HDTV plus can link with other systems via Wireless bluetooth. This will be pre installed with Flash 10.3 support and features Facebook, Twitter, Let’s Golf and Documents To Go.

For  now Huawei doesn't have any plans for a Wi-Fi-only version and even  unsure on when this android tablet could hit The united states after all.

Check out below the official demo video of Huawei Media Pad