Huawei nag-abot sa taas last year kung nag-announce siya sa unang Android 3.2 nga tablet nga nag-run sa dual-core nga prosesador. Kini nahulagway niini niadtong June 2011 ug gibahin nato niini sa Singapore niini niadtong adlaw sa CommunicAsia 2011. Last December, kini namatay sa rehiyon. Makita ang imong bisag nga review sa Huawei MediaPad pagkahuman niini.
Kung usa ka mahimong gipakita kini, ang Huawei MediaPad adunay usa ka dakong kombinasyon sa mga specs, usa ka nahibal-an nga nahibal-an nga update sa Android OS ug usa ka ekonomikal nga presyo. Hangtod kini, kini nga mga specs makatipig na lamang, mao nga ang unang mga bentaha nga adunay tingali kini nag-uswag.

Gamit usa ka 7-inch nga form factor, ang Huawei MediaPad makita sa usa ka mahimo'g nakulpay nga tablet market. Ang disenyo naa lamang maayo apaan adunay usa ka daghang kapakanan nga konstruksyon, mahimong nahibal-an nga mahinumong 10.5mm, ug adunay usa ka kaugalingong espesyal nga mga kinahanglanon tungod sa usa ka aluminum nga gilangkuban.
Ang power button nakapunta sa lebel nga labing kanapusan sa kanan, sama sa volume rocker. Sa kanlurang bahin kini ang 3.5mm audio port, samtala nga sa kanlurang bahin kini ang mga port alang sa micro-USB, micro-HDMI, ug ang charging port (hindi kaayo ang tablet nga mag-charge gamit ang micro-USB port).

Ang likod nga panel sa MediaPad usa ka lágo sa aluminyum, nga adunay pipila nga bahin nga gitakda sa usa ka tiwala nga gilalang nga lágo sa kahapon nga polimeryo — sa usa ka usa, nagpalo sa 5MP nga kamera (hindi usa ka flash) ug sa iba, nagpalo ang cover nga magpadala alang sa SIM card ug microSD card slot.
Ang ⟦...⟧ nga pananalita dili nakatuo. Kini nga mga pangalan sa teknolohiya mao'y kaugalingon niini nga adunay mga parameter nga dili nakatuo, sama kay IPS ug ⟦...⟧. Kini nga mga parameter kini dili makapasa alang sa ebisyon niini.
Ingon usa ka pixel density 217ppi, kini labing taas kay ang usa kang Galaxy Tab 7.7 nga 196ppi lamang. Ang Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus ug BlackBerry Playbook labing taon 169ppi.

Ang tablet nag-run sa Android 3.2 Honeycomb, isa sa mga una nga usa nga nag-porma usa sa kini sa 2011 nga Hiningnan. Kini nga oras, kini ang pangalan nga standard sa kasagaran sa mga Android tablet nga gibahin sa mercado (tanggap lamang ang ilang mga tiha nga dili usa nga gibahin sa ICS).
Ang pag-uswag sa tablet dili maayo — ang display maagi, ang mga aplikasyon ug mga gimbalay mahibal-an nga mahibal-an ug makatuo, ug ang pag-bisita sa internet dili maayo dili ingon ang 1280x800 pixel nga resolusyon.
Games like Asphalt 6 HD was already pre-installed on the tablet when I booted it. The game played really well and smooth. More games are available in the Android Market along with hundreds of thousands of apps.

The tablet plays HD videos really well and there's no noticeable lag between playbacks either. Supported file formats include .AVI, .MP4 and even MKV movies at 720p format.
It's a bit odd that the two speakers are all situated on the left side of the device (when in landscape position) so the sound experience isn't that even despite the good audio quality and high volume levels of the speakers.

Since the MediaPad also comes with a SIM card slot, you can basically use it with any local SIM and make calls or SMS with the tablet. When subscribed to a data plan, you can also connect to 3G via the telco's HSDPA network.
Theoretically, it supports mobile internet speeds of up to 14.4Mbps but actual performance will vary depending on the internet service provider and your location. The OS also supports WiFi tethering (WiFi hotspot) so you can use the mobile internet on the tablet and share it to other devices via WiFi.

Benchmark results showed pretty good performance numbers. Our Quadrant Standard results gave us about 1,782 points and Antutu Benchmark gave a total score of 5,449. NenaMark 2 gives it a GPU rating of 32.6fps.
Huawei MediaPad specs:
7″ IPS LCD display @ 1280×800 pixels, 217ppi
Qualcomm SnapDragon 1.2GHz dual-core
Adreno 220 GPU
8GB internal storage
up to 32GB via microSD
HSDPA 14.4Mbps, HSUPA 5.76Mbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 2.1
GPS w/ aGPS support
mini-HDMI output
5MP autofocus camera
1.3MP front-facing camera
720p video capture
HiFi audio player
4100mAh battery, up to 6 hours
Adobe Flash 10.3
Android 3.2 Honeycomb
The internal storage on the device is pegged at just 8GB (actually, it's lower since the system uses up some of it) which is way smaller than what most other tablets offers (normally in the 16GB or 32GB range). You can always expand storage via a microSD card but an additional 16GB or 32GB will set you back a couple thousand pesos.
Huawei included a number of its own apps into the tablet. Of note is the Huawei Office that features a worksheet, presentation and document editor; Hi Suite which is a data manager for the device and a PC that works both via USB or WiFi; and Aldiko for managing and reading e-books.

The 5MP camera is decent and can take good photos under well-lit conditions but quality degrades easily when you don't have ample light. There's no built-in flash in here but I guess that would not do any good either.
See sample photos below. Decent but not that very good and has a lot of noise and problem with white balance.
Here's a sample video recording as well (likewise, it's decent but not very crisp).
Battery life on the MediaPad isn't as impressive as I expected. I managed to complete around 9 to 10 episodes of Fringe on a single full charge with volume at 50% and screen brightness set at 50%. Huawei promises up to 6 hours of normal use on a single charge and with my tests, I was able to stretch it out to around 7.5 hours.
The Huawei MediaPad has a suggested retail price of Php21,990. It's wasn't as affordable as we initially thought it would but it's got some pretty good specs and it's already 3G-capable which still makes it one of the more affordable tablets in its category.



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