During the Mobile World Congress 2024, held in the beautiful city of Barcelona, a leading global technology company, ZTE, unveiled its pioneering 3D 5G tablet. The device, named Nubia Pad 3D II, is the first of its kind and represents a evolution of the Nubia Pad 3D, which was launched the previous year.
ZTE has implemented several key enhancements to the Nubia Pad 3D II, with a strong emphasis on advancements in artificial intelligence. The tablet utilises learning algorithms that have been fine-tuned to transform content into a 3D format, eliminating the need for any supplementary accessories. This innovation promises to deliver a viewing experience that is truly immersive.
The Nubia Pad 3D II stands out in the market due to its large 12.1-inch screen, which boasts a refresh rate of 144Hz and supports a resolution of 2560×1440. These specifications guarantee images that are both sharp and fluid. Moreover, the “eye-tracking” technology, which utilises AI sensors, adjusts the 3D images dynamically in response to the movement of the user’s eyes. This not only enhances the visual experience but also reduces eye fatigue.
The device also excels in terms of its photographic capabilities. It comes equipped with a dual 13-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel front camera, catering to both photography enthusiasts and regular users. It also supports “multi-display” viewing with compatible devices, opening up new avenues for interaction and content sharing.
Underneath its sleek exterior, the Nubia Pad 3D II is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. This ensures top-tier performance and compatibility with the major 5G bands. Alongside the tablet, ZTE has also launched a new series of Nubia smartphones. The flagship Nubia Z60 Ultra and the Nubia Flip 5G, which is designed with a compact and innovative design to appeal to a younger audience, are particularly notable. ZTE has also expanded its offerings with the introduction of a new smartphone from the Red Magic 9 Pro series, which is specifically focused on photography.
