Image Leak – Huawei MediaPad 10 – MWC?

Chinese OEM Huawei still doesn’t compare to Samsung, Motorola, or Apple (arguably) but it seems they have big plans for Mobile World Congress. We’ve already seen leaked renders for their thin Ascend D1 Q smartphone that we will probably see more of at Mobile World Congress. And now, the 10-inch MediaPad tablet, been leaked with some images (below) . In a series of photos from Russian site Hi-Tech Mail, you can see fleeting glances of the 10-inch tablet and its slinky metal frame. There’s little confirmed information on the hardware itself, but like Huawei’s other recent machines shows that the tablet will be thin and run Ice Cream Sandwich.

The tablet reportedly runs Google Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and features an 8MP camera with a flash, a microSD card slot, stereo speakers and 3G wireless connectivity.

That’s about it for the details available at the moment, but we should know more once Huawei officially introduces the tablet next week in Barcelona.

[via Hi-Tech Mail]

 

 


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