Honor CEO Zhao Mingrecently announced that the upcoming Honor MagicPad will feature the same AI focus relief technology. This technology will also be available in the future Honor Magic V3 For those who are not aware of this product line, the upcoming tablet is a high-quality tablet that was launched in July last year. Honor MagicPad 13 will follow the model.
The upcoming Honor MagicPad will also feature 4320 high frequency PWM It is expected to support dimming. The 4320Hz high-frequency PWM technology was first introduced by the Honor Magic 6 series. According to the IEEE Std1789-2015 international standard, the flicker of the screen almost becomes eye-safe when the PWM frequency exceeds 3125Hz. Therefore, the Honor Magic 6 and the upcoming high-end MagicPad can be considered eye-safe in this respect.
Beyond addressing eye strain, the upcoming MagicPad is expected to offer improved DC dimming as per reports, which brings together color accuracy and eye protection at low brightness levels.
A leakster has claimed that Honor has filed a patent for AI focus relief technology that can make the screen look like a defocused lens. This technology is expected to help the user relax their vision. 4320Hz high frequency PWM dimming, combined with AI focus relief technology, shows the company’s focus on eye health.
As mentioned above, the new MagicPad is expected to be launched in July and it will happen alongside the Honor Magic V3. The Honor Magic V3 is expected to be even thinner compared to its predecessor, the Honor Magic V2, which was 9.9mm thick and was launched in July last year.
To give you an idea of what to expect from the new tablet, here’s last year’s MagicPad 13 model, 13 inch IMAX Enhanced It offers a TFT LCD display and 1840 x 2880 pixels (~263 ppi density) resolution. The panel supports HDR10 and has a peak brightness of 700 nits. Its weight varies between 660g / 673g and is powered by the Snapdragon 888 5G processor and a 10,050 mAh battery.