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Huawei has announced the Huawei MediaPad, which it hopes will bring a little bit of high - power processor shenanigans to the mass market.Described as a «complete entertainment powerhouse» the Huawei MediaPad doesn't quite make budget status as it's still... Read more

Huawei has announced the Huawei MediaPad, which it hopes will bring a little bit of high - power processor shenanigans to the mass market.Described as a «complete entertainment powerhouse» the Huawei MediaPad doesn't quite make budget status as it's still... Read more

Huawei has already released ICS Alpha for its Honor smartphone, and though the company isn't committing to a time frame just yet, a similar update for the MediaPad does not seem to be too far away.

Not exact matches

Like just about every tablet, though, the Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro 10.8 does not have killer cameras.

For those who found disappointing the absence of a rear camera and microSD support on the Nexus 7, the MediaPad 7 Lite does have a rear camera (from the image) and is expected to come with an expandable memory option as well.

In the end, what we do hope is that the MediaPad is priced just right to hit the sweet spot with the tablet buying crowd.

However, while this amounts to stretching our imagination a bit too much, what does seem almost a certainty is the rich media capabilities the MediaPad would come with.

Pushing pixels on 7 - inch devices seems to be the trend at the moment and the Huawei MediaPad X1 7.0 doesn't disappoint.

This tablet isn't going to compare well with devices like the Apple iPad Mini 4 or Huawei MediaPad M3, but at a fraction of the price, it doesn't have to.

Huawei's latest mini tablet, the MediaPad M3, might be a pricey piece of kit, but it does what it sets out to do very well.

The Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro 10.8 is available globally now for those in the US or elsewhere that don't want to wait for it to release in their regional market: https://www.geekbuying.com/item/Huawei-M5-Pro Finally unveiled in Spain on February 25th after a series of leaks beforehand, this is a real alternative to the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, and understandably one of the best Android tablets in the 10 - inch Android tablet category.

Pretty average it may be, but it does come in gold Huawei has introduced its latest Android tablet, the awkwardly named MediaPad 7 Youth2.

Available in either Champagne Gold or Titanium Grey, the Huawei MediaPad M5 range doesn't have a confirmed price or release date just yet - but we'll be sure to bring more info direct from MWC as it happens.

We say the MediaPad 7 Vogue behaves like a tablet because it lands running Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), but you don't get the swipe - down notification area or access to the settings at the top of the device as you do in Android 4.2, so everything is accessed from the bottom right - hand corner, which isn't the most convenient.

The MediaPad M3 didn't do as well on the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited benchmark test, taking a score of 15,375.

When Huawei's MediaPad turned up on American shores in T - Mobile livery, it did so on the crest of a 7 - inch tablet wave (Acer's Iconia Tab A100 and Samsung's Galaxy Tab Plus 7.0 were just hitting the market as well).

One of the benefits of a large screen device is a large battery to go with it and the Huawei MediaPad M3 doesn't disappoint, with a 5100mAh unit that's rated as offering more than 2 days» worth of battery life.

On paper and in person, the Huawei MediaPad M3 definitely delivers on what Huawei set out to do: create an affordable tablet with few compromises.

Personally I like the smaller form factor but with a high resolution screen and the 7 ″ size if you don't have good eyesight you may struggle with the MediaPad 7.

The MediaPad 7 will do well for active all - day use.

In the meantime if you have any tests you want me to run on the Huawei MediaPad leave a comment and I'll see what I can do.

On paper and in person, the Huawei MediaPad M3 definitely delivers on what Huawei set out to do: create an affordable tablet with few compromises.

In the case of the Huawei MediaPad M5, we still don't know its official launch date, but it's plausible to expect the device to be announced soon.

Huawei didn't announce any new smartphones at MWC, but it did reveal a new Android 8.0 Oreo tablet, the MediaPad M5, a successor to the MediaPad M3, this new tablet will come in 8.4 - inch and 10.8 - inch screen variants, with both versions featuring 2560 x 1600 pixel «ClariVu» IPS LCD displays.

If you like the thought of the iPad Pro 9.7's stellar sound, metal build, and Apple Pencil compatibility, but don't fancy the price, the Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0 is on a very short list of alternatives.

This is far from the best tablet display out there, then, but the Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0's screen does an adequate job.

There are antenna bands around each device too, but these don't spoil the look, as the MediaPad M5 range are still attractive tablets.

The decision to stick to 1080p (or thereabouts) likely has to do with the MediaPad M2's processor.

Software bugs aside, the Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0 just doesn't feel like a complete thought, and is beaten by others in this category when it comes to performance, weight and display quality.

Pushing pixels on 7 - inch devices seems to be the trend at the moment and the Huawei MediaPad X1 7.0 doesn't disappoint.

Sometimes you just need a tablet to play and that's exactly what Huawei's MediaPad is designed to do.

The Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro is a tablet that promises a lot, but doesn't quite deliver on its «pro» name in every department.

It's not as high - power as the MediaPad M5 Pro, its screen isn't as sharp, nor its design as premium, but the Lenovo does cost considerably less.

Tablet cameras historically have never been all thatgood, and the MediaPad M5s don't do much to change that.

The design of the 8 - inch MediaPad M1 borrows a few design cues from the HTC One, but does so graciously, with the end result being and overall good looking tablet.

It's also worth noting that all three models of the MediaPad M5 will support expandable storage up to 256 GB via microSD card, so there is incentive to save some money if you don't care to store everything on the internal storage of the tablet.

Huawei's new MediaPad M3 is here to convince you tablets still have a place in the world, and the good news is, it does a very good job of it.

All three models of the MediaPad M5 will come with 4 GB of RAM and will come in 64 GB and 128 GB internal storage sizes, but the MediaPad M5 10.8 - inch and 8.4 - inch models (no - pro) will come with options for a 32 GB storage size for consumers who want to spend a little bit less money if they don't need all that room.

The Huawei MediaPad M3 is supposed to be an alternative to the Apple iPads or those who don't want Microsoft's productivity driven Surface Pro 4.

If you're interested in doing something productive on the MediaPad M5, you'll probably want to pick up the 10.8 - inch Pro model.

Available in either Champagne Gold or Titanium Grey, the Huawei MediaPad M5 range doesn't have a confirmed price or release date just yet - but we'll be sure to bring more info direct from MWC as it happens.

And that is exactly what Huawei has done on the MediaPad M5.

For example, when typing in Google Docs, the MediaPad M5 will continue to bring up the software keyboard, even when you don't want to use it.

Like most tablets and smartphones this year, the MediaPad M5 does also have «Eye Comfort» here.

Despite it not running on Huawei's latest silicon — the Kirin 970 — the MediaPad M5 does still have top - notch performance.

And Huawei may have done just that with the MediaPad M5.

And that did not happen here on the MediaPad M5 tablets, which is a good thing.

That doesn't happen all the time, and it's fairly infrequently, so we are going to round that up to early software and unfinished software — remember the MediaPad M5 is not yet available to purchase.

One thing I found when taking the MediaPad M3 Lite out of the box is that there's nothing special about it, but does there really need to be?

It's early days, but the 10.8 - inch MediaPad M5 is our pick of the three new tablets; but while it's clearly capable, we do question how many people still want a tablet today, or feel the need to upgrade from an older one.