The Huawei 7D-501L has been discovered on the Bluetooth SIG site, receiving its certification for the wireless accessory. This is a 7 inch slate that so far has been unannounced by the Chinese manufacturer. The tablet offers a 7 inch screen and is just 7.5mm thin. The Apple iPad Air, as a comparison, is also 7.5mm thin. A Hisilicon processor, with unknown specs, is under the hood.
The Huawei 7D-501L has an aluminum-alloy housing and supports connectivity for Wi-Fi, 3G and 4G LTE networks. The tablet is offered in white-silver. The Bluetooth SIG shows that the slate will be heading to Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America.
We don't have any information on pricing or availability yet, but it seems that Huawei is going to be offering a stylish, ultra-thin tablet fairly soon.
THe Huawei 7D-501L has received its Bluetooth certification
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