Huawei Android smart device hits Nigeria

Huawei has unveiled its T1 7.0 tablet device in the Nigeria. Senior Marketing Manager, Huawei Technologies, Nigeria,ýOlaonipekun Okunowo described  Tablet T1 7.0 as a sleek and stylish 7-inch tablet that comes with a 1.2 GHz Quad Core Processor, 1 GB RAM and 16 GB ROM. According to him, the device runs on Android 4.4 kit […]

Huawei has unveiled its T1 7.0 tablet device in the Nigeria. Senior Marketing Manager, Huawei Technologies, Nigeria,ýOlaonipekun Okunowo described  Tablet T1 7.0 as a sleek and stylish 7-inch tablet that comes with a 1.2 GHz Quad Core Processor, 1 GB RAM and 16 GB ROM.
According to him, the device runs on Android 4.4 kit Kat OS platform with Emotion launcher making it fast and reliable coupled with the high connectivity of DC-HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps D/L speed keeps it well above its counterparts.
He said the Tablet T1 also comes with 2G/3G voice calling facility to help you remain connected. Work or pleasure, it has all the features to balance both.
Okunowo explained that the smartphone has a 4100 mAh battery for more effective performance and staying power and also  equipped with an IPS HD screen in a stunning 7-inch display.
He noted that the specs include a 5MP rear camera with LED flash and ýhas a slim (8.5mm) metallic unibody build which is sleek and light, and is both fashionable and portable.
Okunowo said, “We are really excited to launch the Huawei T1. 7.0 tablet,  an outstanding media pad designed for those who want to enjoy unparalleled entertainment. Its superior 7-inch IPS screen, 4G LTE connectivity and exceptional camera makes it the perfect tablet at the most affordable price of N25,000.00 only for those on-the-go this summer.”
Meanwhile, Huawei has recorded $9.09 for first half of 2015.
The result showed an impressive year -on-year increase of 69 per cent, of its Consumer Business Group (BG), with unit’s sales income representing 32 per cent of total income of the parent company; Huawei Technologies up from 24 per cent in first half  of the year.
Huawei’s handset business revenue reached USD7.23 billion in first half of 2015, recording a year-on-year increase of 87 per cent. 
The firm’s Senior Marketing Manager, Nigeria Consumer Business Group, Mr. Olaonipekun Okunowo, said in  a statement that the development was due to the success of Huawei Consumer BG’s strategy of focusing on mid-to-high-end handsets, which contributed to both the increase in shipments and average selling price.
According to the statement, in 1H 2015, Huawei Consumer BG shipped a total of 48.2 million smartphones, representing a year-on-year increase of 39 per cent, while global smartphone demand has only recorded a 7 per cent growth in the same period.
Shipment for the mid-to-high end category recorded a year-on-year increase of 70 per cent, representing 31 per cent of the total handset shipment and 42.9 per cent of total income. The income of the mid-to-high end category increases 388 per cent while the profit of this category representing 44 per cent of the total profit. 
 In first half of 2015, Huawei’s flagship smartphone, Huawei Mate7 shipped a global total of 5 million units with impressive sales in over 100 countries including China, Western Europe, Middle East, South East Asia, and South Pacific, among others.