Huawei MediaPad in the flesh!

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief June 22, 2011 · 2 min read

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Kaya't mayroon lang akong halos isang oras para libutin ang CommunicAsia kaninang umaga kaya agad akong pumunta sa booth ng Nokia. Sa pagbalik ko, dumaan ako sa Huawei at sinilip ang mga unit na nasa display, isa rito ang bagong inilunsad na Huawei MediaPad.

Ang 7-pulgadang tablet ay manipis (10.5mm) at magaan (390g) na may mahusay na kalidad ng display -- hindi ito pinakamaliwanag pero malinaw at matalim. Ang katawan ay gawa sa metal at plastik. Kailangan kong sabihing ito ay may matibay na pagkakagawa.

Hindi ko talaga napansin ang malaking pagkakaiba sa UI pero mukhang si Huawei ay nag-install ng Android 3.2 dito. Makinis ang pag-navigate at medyo responsive ang screen.

Huawei MediaPad
7″ IPS LCD capacitive display @ 1280x800 pixels, 217PPI
Qualcomm SnapDragon 1.2GHz dual-core
8GB internal storage
hanggang 32GB via microSD
3G/HSPA+ 14.4Mbps
Bluetooth 2.1
GPS na may suporta sa aGPS
mini-HDMI output
5MP autofocus camera
1.3MP front-facing camera
1080p video, Hi-Fi audio player
4100mAh battery, hanggang 6 na oras

Walang salita tungkol sa presyo o kung kailan ilalabas ang unit na ito sa Pilipinas ngunit batay sa aking mga nakaraang pag-uusap sa mga lokal na kinatawan ng Huawei, may 50-50 na pagkakataon itong mapunta sa Pilipinas. Ngunit nakadepende ito sa kung gaano ka-kompetitibo ang kanilang presyo. Sa tingin ko ay mas mababa sa Php20k.

Mayroon akong ilang video clip pero medyo mabagal ang pag-upload sa YouTube (at papauwi na kami ngayon papuntang Manila). Magpo-post pa ako ng higit pang mga tablet, 3G/4G/LTE na mga device at Android na mga smartphone mula sa Huawei ngayong gabi.

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45 Comments

watrboy · 15 years ago

going to wait for this one.. hope it under 15k.. :)

prosopagnosia11 · 15 years ago

they featured this on tonipet gaba’s show “Pop Talk” on Channel 11 – its only under 16K!!!

Rex Cortes · 15 years ago

I have tested HUAWEI brand before, very nice and easy to use, when it comes to quality its Five Star’s rating! It is also durable. I plan to have buy another one or two again when release on this 3rd quarter of 2011.

rotero · 15 years ago

i talked to a reseller of huawei mediapad this morning and he estimate 13-15k for this unit.. hopefully its more durable to other tablets

boytoy · 15 years ago

another stupid toy.

pakyuchina · 15 years ago

yeah. buy more china products to finance the big red communist machine.

God Bless You · 15 years ago

May God bless you. Amen!

taemo · 15 years ago

ok na sana panget nung design sa likod. huawei quality is improving

Martin · 15 years ago

can you make calls on this? if so, then consider it as my first android tabletphone.

friend.com.ph · 15 years ago

wow this one is a lot better specs and much cheaper than other 7″ tablet.

heckiboi · 15 years ago

sana i feature ito sa YugaDeals!

Ian · 15 years ago

Tingin ko nasa 17,990 ang price nito, and sana subsidized pricing pa gawin nila para mas mura talaga. =) baka ito na next gadget ko. Maganda experience namin using huawei products.

RJCA · 15 years ago

Based on my experience Huawei’s tablets have good build quality, I have the Huawei S7 that you can get from Globe and it’s really great bang for the buck.