Huawei has announced a new tablet called MatePad Pro 11, but it is actually two models, the difference between which is the processor: one based on Snapdragon 888 and called GOT-AL09, and the other based on Snapdragon 870 and called GOT-W29.
There is also a difference in the graphics chips, but not significant – one with Adreno 660 and the other with Adreno 650 – but beyond that there are really no differences, and in both cases it is the same 11-inch OLED screen with a screen-to-body ratio of 92%, and with +2K resolution. It also offers a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and a brightness of 600 nits. Chess also supports standards to reduce the emission of blue light.
All around there are four microphones and also six speakers – two tweeters and four woofers – and the photography division consists of a 16-megapixel camera in front, and a combination of 13 + 8-megapixel cameras in the back, the second camera is intended for ultra-wide shots. The tablet with Snapdragon 870 offers fewer built-in shooting modes.
The tablet weighs about 450 grams, and is only 5.9 mm thick, and it contains a battery with a working capacity of 8,300 mAh with support for a charging power of up to 66 watts in the faster model, and up to 40 watts in the second model. Both support WiFi 6 But the model with Snapdragon 888 supports Bluetooth 5.2 while its friend only supports 5.1 for some reason.
The tablets will come with a storage memory of 128 or 256 gigabytes when for some reason the company has not yet published the amount of working memory. Nor the price.