One of the brands that still continues to bet on the tablet market is Huawei, and the truth is that every several months new models are known that target different types of users. For example, in the last week the specifications of the Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s , entry-level equipment, have been completely leaked .
Compared to the Huawei MatePad Pro that was announced in the first months of the year with 6 GB RAM, 10.8-inch screen with 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution and support for 5G connectivity, clearly these future tablets are below in terms technical performance . Below we review everything that is known about both models:
Features of Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s: Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s completely leaked
Images of the two Huawei MatePad T10 and T10s models
As can be seen in the images, there is not much to mention about its design due to its classic style with quite large bezels around the screen and a clean rear face with only a main camera at one end. Precisely the panel will remain in a size of 9.7 inches with Full HD + resolution for the T10s model and only HD + for the T10 version.
Internally, Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s coincide in the use of a processor of the house, Kirin 710A (it was released on the market two seasons ago), although for the first its RAM memory is limited to 2 GB and versions with 16 or 32 GB of internal storage , while the second goes up to 3 GB and 64 GB respectively .
The rest of the specifications do remain unchanged in both models, from a 5 megapixel main camera, a 2 megapixel front camera, a 5100 mAh battery with charging through a USB-C port , Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity and without the presence of a reader. fingerprints. As expected, the operating system will be the EMUI 10.1 customization layer based on Android 10 but without support for Google services .
In the next few days the official presentation of Huawei MatePad T10 and MatePad T10s should take place and there the price of both equipment will be known, although logically it is expected that they will be really accessible.
