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Huawei’s New Tablet Gets 3C Certification, 10W Charging Tipped

Huawei’s New Tablet Gets 3C Certification, 10W Charging Tipped

Posted on September 28, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Recently, a Chinese leaker DigitalChatStation has reported that Huawei is developing a new tablet based on the Kirin 9000. For Huawei Central, this tablet would succeed the MatePad Pro, which is powered by the Kirin 990. The tablet, described as a high-end flagship, will obviously be compatible with the 5G network. And today, the Huawei’s new tablet passed through 3C certification of China, which revealing their models and charging speeds and not much else.
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