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I'm Andrew Foyle CNET and I'm here with the huawei media pad x1 it's a 7-inch tablet but it has a SIM card slots which lets you make 3G calls or send SMS texts so you would be forgiven for thinking that it's a phone now seven inches it might be too big to realistically work as a phone but we have seen some pretty big devices that do blur the line between phone and tablet before it has a slim metallic body which is comfortable to hold easy to slide into a jacket pocket and I actually think it looks rather nice as well the seven-inch screen has a full HD resolution and it seems easily bright and bold enough for you to enjoy some Netflix shows it's packin a 1.6 gigahertz quad-core processor and it's running Android 4.2 jelly bean now that is quite an old version of Android but Huawei has put its emotion UI over the top so you might not notice that you're running old software you also get an 8 megapixel rear camera a 5 megapixel front-facing camera for all those great selfies you also get a five thousand milliamp an hour battery inside and a micro SD card slot to expand the 16 gig of built-in storage the sadly no word on pricing from Huawei yet but we are expected to hear more when it goes on sale in the second half of the year while we have said it will be coming to the UK but wider availability is yet to be announced but make sure to keep it seen it for all the latest news I'm Andrew Hoyle and this is the highway media pad x1