Q&A: Why does Huawei make an ink screen tablet? Is the higher the charging power, the better?

[Gearbest]In the new year, new phones are released frequently in the mobile phone market, and many flagship models are rushing out. The mobile phone circle is full of chaos, but recently, a “distinctive” product has emerged. On February 27, Huawei held the “Huawei Smart Office Spring Global Conference” overseas and launched a new tablet product – MatePad Paper. The price starts at about 3,500 yuan, which makes people call it “really fragrant”. So why does Huawei want to make an ink screen tablet?

Huawei MatePad Paper

In addition, from February 28th to March 3rd, the 2022 World Mobile Communications Conference (MWC 2022) was in full swing. During this period, Honor launched a new flagship overseas – the Honor Magic4 series, with a starting price of 899 euros (approximately 6,357 yuan). Many netizens have speculated on the price of the Chinese version. In addition to new phones, MWC 2022 has also become a stage for manufacturers to “flex their muscles”. OPPO has released 240W super flash charging technology, which will “roll” fast charging to a new level. So is the faster the charging power of mobile phones really, the better?

Now, Mobile China will focus on answering your questions.

Preview of this issue’s questions:

1. Why does Huawei make an ink screen tablet?

2. Is the higher the charging power of a mobile phone, the better?

3. How much will the Chinese version of the Honor Magic 4 series cost?

4. Why does the Savior make a gaming tablet?

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