Looks like a laptop but the '3-in-1' tablet can do more than you think

In line with modern life, tablets are changing dramatically to meet the increasingly multitasking and flexible needs of users.

Tablets: From secondary devices to productivity tools

According to IMARC, the global tablet market in 2024 will reach a value of 84.6 billion USD, of which the Asia- Pacific region accounts for 35.8% and leads in growth rate.

Another survey from tech brand Huawei on students and new employees shows that 59% of students are currently using tablets, and this number is still growing.

Tablets are gradually becoming a powerful assistant, helping users work anytime, anywhere and improve productivity.

While laptops remain the most popular in the office environment, limitations in size, weight, and portability have made them unsuitable in many settings.

On the contrary, tablets are increasingly proving their superiority thanks to their ability to meet the needs of remote working, online learning and entertainment – ​​especially when powered by technological factors such as 5G connectivity, AI features, or accessories such as styluses.

From a device serving entertainment needs and handling simple work tasks, tablets are gradually becoming a central tool to support learning, working and managing the lives of modern users.

From “laptop-like” tablets to PC-like experiences

The shifting role of tablets is opening up a performance race, especially in the high-end segment. Previously, tablet models often combined keyboards to simulate laptops, but their software was often limited and difficult to meet usage needs.

HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2 inch - a premium tablet, providing a PC-standard experience in both hardware and software.

As a brand that constantly innovates and improves its products, Huawei has been setting new standards for this device. In 2024, the company shipped 2.7 million tablets in Q1 and 3.3 million in Q3, maintaining its third place globally with impressive growth - reflecting Huawei's strong position in the market.

The Huawei MatePad tablet ecosystem is clearly oriented for each usage need: MatePad SE is aimed at families with young children thanks to its accessible price; MatePad Series is a study and work assistant thanks to its ability to support note-taking and perform office tasks effectively; and MatePad Pro serves professional users, with a large screen and powerful multitasking capabilities.

New HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2 inch: 3-in-1 “productivity station” for modern users

With the MatePad Pro series, Huawei continues to elevate the experience, helping users maximize performance in any situation.

The HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2-inch is a perfect combination of tablet, laptop, and drawing board, creating a versatile device for both work and creativity. The HUAWEI Glide keyboard has a smart mechanism for quick folding and unfolding, and also has a 2-in-1 pen slot - keeping the pen safe and charging when not in use.

HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2 inch is not only powerful in hardware but also has an optimized software ecosystem. WPS Office 2.0 toolkit fully integrates office features, supporting professional document editing.

Combined with the Tandem OLED PaperMatte screen - Huawei's most advanced technology today, the 12.2-inch HUAWEI MatePad Pro provides a writing and drawing experience like on paper while still protecting the eyes to help reduce eye strain during long-term use.

As mobile productivity becomes an essential part of modern life, the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2-inch shows how far the limits of a tablet can be pushed.

The HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2-inch tablet will officially go on sale in the Vietnamese market from September 5, 2025 with a price of around 20 million VND. To learn more about this powerful 3-in-1 tablet, visit here.

Nhat Le

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