Review on Tablet HUAWEI MediaPad 10 FHD Wi-Fi by Lee Siu ᠌
Great product, best quality.
who is worried about the small amount of memory for the cache of large games (52022 GB is available on the new tablet), then I can advise you to temporarily move the cache to the card and install new ones, or root it. It makes no sense to overpay 5 thousand for 3g and more memory. Wi-Fi can be distributed from any smartphone. the tablet is really super for all tasks, there is something to compare with yuzal tab 2 and different acers, everyone really smokes according to the characteristics, even without taking into account the price (in favor of the huawei). games under his percentage appear or are optimized every week. I have already passed Payne and I am passing the NSF Bridge Vonted.
- Max Payne goes to the maximum requirements! You won't find a better tablet for a cheap price! excellent assembly, the body is solid metal! screen! sound! emulator ps 1 goes with a bang.
- sometimes in some programs it goes into standby mode on its own, I hope they will fix it with the ate. shortcuts on the screen are duplicated many times, and if you delete them, you will delete the program too. desktops are constantly littered with unnecessary program shortcuts. The methods described on the Internet to get rid of this ailment have not yet brought results. gta is not running yet :-(
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