Huawei MatePad 12 X Surfaces on TDRA: Global Launch Imminent?

ByJim Miller

New Huawei MatePad 12 X Tablet Appeared On TDRA Database

Tech enthusiasts, get ready! A new Huawei tablet has just popped up on the radar, hinting at an exciting global release.

The Huawei MatePad 12 X recently made an appearance on the UAE's Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) database, sparking speculation about its imminent international debut.

What We Know So Far

The TDRA listing reveals some intriguing details about the upcoming device:

  • Model Number: BKY-W09
  • Variant: WiFi-only
  • Status: Active application

While the certification doesn't spill all the beans, it does confirm that Huawei is gearing up for a global launch of its latest tablet offerings.

Not Alone: MatePad Pro 12.2 Joins the Party

Interestingly, the MatePad 12 X isn't the only Huawei tablet making waves. Its sibling, the MatePad Pro 12.2, also graced the TDRA database with its presence. This high-end tablet, sporting the model number MRO-W09, is likewise a WiFi-only variant.

The X Factor: A New Series in the Making?

The “X” in MatePad 12 X has raised some eyebrows. Huawei last used the X-tag for regular smartphones in the Mate 20X, reserving it primarily for their foldable Mate X lineup. Could this signal a new direction for Huawei's tablet series? Only time will tell.

New Huawei MatePad 12 X Tablet

A Glimpse at the Pro: MatePad Pro 12.2 Specs

While we await more details on the MatePad 12 X, let's take a quick look at what its Pro counterpart offers:

  • Display: 12.2-inch dual-layer OLED with 2000 nits peak brightness
  • Refresh Rate: 144Hz
  • Chipset: Kirin 9010W
  • Camera: Dual rear setup (13MP + 8MP), 8MP front camera
  • Special Features: AI services, improved power efficiency

For a deeper insight into the MatePad Pro 12.2's features, you can head to Huawei's official page.

What's Next?

The appearance of these devices on the TDRA database is a strong indicator that Huawei is preparing for a global rollout. The UAE, known for its tech-savvy market, is likely to be among the first countries to see these tablets hit the shelves.

For those unfamiliar with TDRA, the UAE's regulatory body issues No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for companies looking to conduct business in the country. It also ensures that electronic devices comply with UAE technical standards before approving them for sale.

The Bigger Picture

Huawei's move to expand its tablet lineup globally comes at an exciting time. With the tablet market showing signs of growth, especially in the premium segment, Huawei seems poised to capitalize on this trend.

As we await official announcements from Huawei, tech enthusiasts and tablet aficionados have plenty to speculate about. Will the MatePad 12 X bring any groundbreaking features to the table? How will it stack up against competitors like the iPad Air or Samsung Galaxy Tab series?

Stay tuned for more updates as we keep our eyes peeled for any official word from Huawei. In the meantime, let us know in the comments what features you'd love to see in the new MatePad 12 X!