MediPad (huawei)
Jakarta - Huawei increasingly confident foray into the world market through MediaPad tablet. The optimism was heightened after the device has become one of its flagship tablet PC that carries the operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
First launched globally in June 2011, Huawei MediaPad is the first tablet that has a 7 inch screen with Honeycomb 2.3 Android operating system.
In Indonesia, the product was first launched in November 2011 in conjunction with Huawei Honor and Vision, under the banner of the Breakthrough Series.
Android version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich from MediaPad said to bring the latest experience for users by providing access to services and the latest applications available in Android Market.
The main features offered by OS features include a user interface (interface) is fresh, multitasking capabilities, the next screen settings in the folder, facial recognition to unlock the tablet, the gallery application which has been redesigned with a photo editor, Android beam to connect with NFC, WiFi Direct, Bluetooth HDP and others.
Huawei also launched three new color options: black, brown and pink for MediaPad Huawei Android version 3.2.
"In the tablet market which tends to give a serious impression in black and white look of its Huawei MediaPad appear with new color options that can give the impression of personal to each user, without the need to use the external case," said Mike Liu, President of Huawei Device South Pacific , in his statement on Saturday (01/14/2012).
In terms of ability, MediaPad have the appearance with quality screen resolution 1280x800 pixels and 217 ppi and supports high-resolution video playback at 1080p.
Meanwhile, from the kitchen runway embedded Qualcomm dual-core processor 1.2 GHz with a capacity of a battery that can last up to 6 hours.
Huawei MediaPad series with new colors and Huawei MediaPad with Android 4.0 will soon be available in some countries in Q1 2012. The Android version 3.2 MediaPad users will then receive the OTA Android 4.0 in Q1 2012 to upgrade its operating system.
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