On July 6, Huawei released the Huawei MatePad 11 tablet computer equipped with a new generation of HarmonyOS 2. This is the third Huawei MatePad series tablet computer after Huawei released two Huawei MatePad series tablet products with HarmonyOS 2 in June this year. Tablet computer.
HarmonyOS 2 is a domestic self-developed operating system, and its power in ecological collaboration experience is also reflected in the Huawei MatePad 11 released this time: including the main multi-screen collaboration, smart multi-window and other functions have been added together, plus the previous The highly acclaimed parallel vision, keyboard and mouse operations/shortcut keys have been further optimized, making Huawei MatePad 11 easier to use compared to other tablet products.
For example, many applications currently have not yet launched customized versions of tablets. Huawei’s first “Parallel Vision” function allows applications to be displayed at multiple levels at the same time, bringing a more complete and efficient large-screen experience to ordinary applications; currently it has included Many mainstream learning applications such as Baidu Library, Kingsoft, and Homework have already adapted this feature.
In terms of multi-screen collaboration, in addition to interaction with mobile phones, Huawei MatePad 11 can also be combined with MateBook series notebooks and MateView series displays into a stronger productivity tool through HarmonyOS. Among them, the cross-screen collaboration between Huawei MatePad 11 and PC supports three modes of mirroring, expansion and sharing. Tablet PC multi-screen collaboration can freely drag and drop content between the tablet and PC, flexibly share the keyboard and mouse, and transfer files when switching devices during study and work becomes easier and more convenient.
In addition to HarmonyOS 2 being a major selling point, Huawei MatePad 11 will also use the “smart learning” scenario as the focus of design optimization: first, the 120Hz high refresh rate display that Huawei MatePad 11 is equipped with this time. The rate has also increased to 2.5K, aiming at important tablet usage scenarios in the past year: distance learning/online meetings provide a better visual experience.
As Huawei’s first tablet that supports 120Hz refresh rate, Huawei MatePad 11 has a smoother operating experience in scenes such as video, games, reading and sliding, and with the second-generation HUAWEI M-Pencil stylus, the delay is as low as 2ms (in Yunji). Medium test, Huawei laboratory data)
In addition to high brushing, the screen equipped with Huawei MatePad 11 also supports DCI-P3 movie-level color gamut display, and has also passed the dual certification of TUV Rheinland’s low blue light/no flicker. The audio and video experience of the speaker module can also be comparable to professional audio and video playback equipment.
In the use of handwritten notes, Huawei MatePad 11 also uses a variety of software optimizations to try to further enhance the “handling” as a productivity tool: For example, in the software, Huawei MatePad 11 adds the Huawei Pencil Engine report point prediction algorithm, which can pass The algorithm predicts the user’s handwriting to help optimize the writing experience; Huawei has also worked with excellent note-taking applications such as Yunji and Enjoy Note-taking to optimize the software for MatePad 11 and customize more note-taking functions for it.
In addition, Huawei MatePad 11 can also be better equipped with tablet storage through magnetic attraction, and supports quick switching of different handwritings through interactive methods such as double-clicking, which further facilitates the need for note-taking in online classes, as well as shorthand for meetings, and organizing thought guidance. Figures and other common usage scenarios.
In summary, the Huawei MatePad 11, which Huawei launched this time, is a flagship tablet computer in terms of display effects, sound experience and other entertainment performance. Based on the full-scene capabilities of HarmonyOS, Huawei MatePad 11 has created a Hongmeng learning terminal centered on itself. It combines PC and mobile phones with cross-screen linkage to create a new form of paperless learning. With the addition of HarmonyOS 2, there are various optimizations for the tablet experience and more functional support for the M-Pencil stylus, so that Huawei MatePad 11 not only has the top audio-visual experience, but also can learn in online classes and online meetings. In other learning/office scenarios, it brings higher productivity improvement.
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