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The people from Huawei reveal the entire set of technical specifications of the tablet that is preparing to launch. The company throws in competition the tablet with a IPS LCD touchscreen of 7 inches, running on Android Honeycomb 3.2. MediaPad has a thickness of 10.5 mm and weighs 390 grams, is lighter and thinner than the Flyer tablet, with the same 7-inch diagonal like HTC.

According to Huawei, the device will support the company’s cloud solution and the battery life will be over six hours.

Huawei MediaPad will be powered by a dual-core 1.2GHz from Qualcomm. There are no details about the values of storage capacity or RAM. Camera located on back will have 5MP, while the front camera will have 1.3MP. On the connectivity part, the tablet comes equipped with WiFi, HSPA+3G and HDMI port. Pre-installed applications include Facebook, Twitter, Let’s Golf and Documents, and support for Flash 10.3.

Huawei device does not meet those specifications that we’ve hoped, therefore, the price remains the only aspect that will determine the success or failure of this tablet.

The date when the Huawei device will be released is not known in any case one thing is certain: its success will depend very much on price, while the competition is fierce.

Well the battle between Microsoft
and Apple has be renewed. :-)

First there is this Zune HD vs Apple iPod
battle and now there has been a tremendous buzz around about a new Apple Tablet for a while. But Microsoft has decided it will roll out its own version of a Tablet Product nicknamed Courier and release it around the same time Apple Tablet is rolled out. ;-)




Some of the features Courier will have?

1. Dual 7 inch screens which are held together by a hinge.
2. The Tablet will support drawing, flicking and writing with a stylus and finger touch.
3. The camera
is at the back of one of the screens.
4. The Courier allows information to be moved from one screen to another.
5. It will support wireless internet connectivity.

It is still early days and only Gizmodo has released the first bits of information of the Courier. It looks quite handy and cutting edge. But still have to see more details in the future whenever Microsoft decides to shares more to determine if it will stand up to Apple and its handsome designs.

The product seems to be quite complex and stylish, which is exactly opposite of Apples signature style of keeping things simple and easy to use.

But who knows ? Microsoft might come up with a winner product this time round.