Close on the heels of the international debut of the MatePad Pro 13.2, Huawei has now come up with the new innovative MatePad Air PaperMatte Edition which boasts of a more paper-like display quality, GSMArena reported. At its core, the MatePad Air PaperMatte Edition shares quite a few similarities with its predecessor, the standard MatePad Air. That includes the Snapdragon 888 chipset and an Adreno 660 GPU that promises a seamless and powerful performance.
However, one of the biggest USPs of the MatePad Air PaperMatte Edition is undoubtedly its display. True to its name, Huawei has introduced a paper-like texture, elevating the user viewing experience to new heights. Drawing inspiration from the MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte Edition, Huawei employs “unique micro-vibration and damping” to emulate the tactile sensations of pen on paper. This feature comes to life when using Huawei’s second-generation M-Pencil, adding an extra layer of immersion for users who value the artistry of note-taking and sketching.
The 11.5-inch IPS display operates at 144 Hz while offering a native resolution of 2,800 x 1,840 pixels. This blend of high refresh rates and crisp resolution creates a visual feast for users, whether they are immersed in multimedia content or engaged in productivity tasks. Retaining the impressive 8,300 mAh battery with 40 W charging support, the PaperMatte Edition upholds the audiovisual excellence of its predecessor. The quad speakers and dual camera setup make a return, ensuring a multimedia experience that remains a hallmark of the MatePad series.
The MatePad Air PaperMatte Edition is set to be available in the Eurozone for €649. Included in the package is the tablet with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, along with a Smart Magnetic Keyboard accessory. Notably, for reasons best known to Huawei, it has opted not to include its second-generation M-Pencil in the bundle.
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