The Nubia Pad 3D II is another device that stands out at the Barcelona trade show. It is the second generation of the tablet, which in the previous edition of MWC surprised with the ability to alternate the presentation of typical 2D content and 3D “without glasses” as well as content creation.

Three-dimensional vision without the need for additional accessories such as glasses was widely promised, but little achieved. The ZTE brand promises “instant, immersive and interactive 3D experiences” thanks to the DLB (“diffractive light field backlight”) layer integrated under the LCD screen, which enables 3D viewing.

The new version of the tablet increased the 3D resolution by 80% and the brightness by 100%. The viewing angle has also been improved to 86 degrees and continues to use the user’s face tracking system (AI enhanced in this version) to give you that degree of perspective.

The tablet has an app converting 2D to 3D content in real time, Neovision 3D anytime, which is activated by touch to convert content from 2D to 3D in real time. Also, a multi-screen feature that allows you to send apps from another device to your tablet to interact with them using the 3D screen.

It should be noted that this is a tablet for enthusiasts and professionals, where it is content creation It is as important as the visualization itself. For this, the new Nubia has an integrated stereoscopic 3D camera system and a front camera for video conferencing, which also allows you to record 3D views. Both the conversion task and the content creation task have of course been enhanced by artificial intelligence technologies.

Otherwise, it has an LCD display 12.1-inch IPS with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and a refresh rate of 144 Hz As for the internal hardware, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 improves, as does the RAM, which is now LPDDR5x, and the storage to UFS 4.0. It will come with a 10,000mAh battery with 66W fast charging.

The Nubia Pad 3D II will be available worldwide later this year, and will also be launched by its Leia ally as the Lume Pad 2. Pricing has not been announced, but the original nubia model topped $1,000 at release, while the Leia version was considerably cheaper. .