ZTE's nubiaPad3D II Unveiled at MWC2024 Shanghai
TapTechNews June 26th news, during this year's MWC2024 event in February, ZTE Corporation showcased the nubiaPad3D II tablet, claiming it as the world's first 5G + AI naked-eye 3D tablet.
Four months later, during today's MWC2024 Shanghai event, the domestic price of this tablet was announced. $936.4 (12GB + 256GB is priced at 6499 Chinese yuan), and it will be gradually available for sale in China Mobile business halls.
Besides the glasses-free 3D experience, this tablet is equipped with the Neovison3DAnytime technology, which can convert 2D content to 3D content in real time, thus enabling a more 'immersive' experience for audio-visual content.
ZTE Corporation stated that compared to its previous-generation product, the 3D resolution of nubiaPad3D II has increased by 80%, and the 3D luminance has increased by 100%, and comprehensive optimizations have been made in 3D crosstalk, 3D color, 3D energy efficiency, etc., thereby enhancing the 3D visual experience of users.
In addition, this tablet is equipped with an AI eye-tracking engine, which can improve the reaction speed with the help of a high-speed visual sensor and an eye detection algorithm, and can accurately position the user's eyes in real time. It has an 86-degree viewing angle, and the official even claims that 'users can enjoy the perfect 3D experience almost from any direction'. When shooting 3D photos, videos or making 3D promotional materials, its best 3D shooting range has expanded by 2.5 times.
TapTechNews sorted out its configuration information as follows:
nubiaPad3D II is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen2 chip, LPDDR5X memory, and up to 512GB UFS4.0 storage, with a built-in 10000 mAh battery.
The screen size is 12 inches, with a 2.5K resolution and supports a 144Hz refresh rate. In addition, this tablet is equipped with a set of symmetrical four speakers that can realize DTS:X Ultra 3D sound effect, and has dual-microphone noise reduction and 1W full-range speakers.
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