Man does not only live on smartphones, although for some time now and due to the size that the screens of some terminals are reaching, we could say yes. The arrival of terminals with larger screens is causing tablets to become an item often used in our homes. In fact, not me, but the tablet sales figures, which in the last two years they have dropped considerably while smartphones with screens of five inches or more are being sold as if they were hotcakes.
Huawei has not only presented its two new models, Nova and Nova Plus, at the IFA, but the manufacturer of Asian origin has also presented the update of its MediaPad tablet. This device with the surname M3, offers us an 8,4-inch screen with a resolution of 2.560 x 1.600, and speakers certified by the German firm Harman Kardon. As we can see, Huawei has focused this device so that it is an ideal multimedia consumer system to take anywhere.
Inside the Huawei MediaPad M3, We find the processor manufactured by the Kirin 950 octacore company itself in addition to 4 GB of RAM. As for storage, the firm is committed to two types of internal storage: 32 and 64 GB, although it can be expanded later using microSD cards. Being a device for multimedia consumption, it seems to me that those 32 GB fall short, especially considering that they are not real, since we have to discount the operating system, which is not exactly what it occupies.
If we talk about the battery, the Huawei MediaPad M3 has 5.100 mAh inside along with two cameras, rear and front of 8 mpx. Logically, and when Android 7.0 Nougat was launched really recently, this tablet will hit the market with version 6.0 of Android. On September 26 it will begin to arrive in Europe with a price of 349 euros for the 32 GB Wifi model, 399 euros for the 32 GB + LTE or 64 GB Wifi model. But if we want the 64 GB models with LTE we will have to pay 449 euros.