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Huawei MediaPad M3 Lite and T3 Lite Hands on!
Android tablets may be a dying breed, but Huawei thinks there's still a place for affordable, portable machines. Are the new MediaPad M3 Lite and T3 Lite worth buying and what's new? Let's find out! Download the AndroidAuthority App: http://ift.tt/1kClkty Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=androidauthority ---------------------------------------------------- Stay connected to Android Authority: - http://ift.tt/lZ4kEL - http://ift.tt/1s9HkgA - http://ift.tt/1tw4yKf - http://twitter.com/androidauth/ - http://ift.tt/1s9HkwZ Follow the Team: Josh Vergara: https://twitter.com/jvtechtea Joe Hindy: https://twitter.com/ThatJoeHindy Lanh Nguyen: https://twitter.com/LanhNguyenFilms Jayce Broda: https://twitter.com/jaycebroda Gary Sims: https://twitter.com/garysims Kris Carlon: https://twitter.com/kriscarlon Nirave Gondhia: https://twitter.com/nirave David Imel: https://twitter.com/durvidimel Bailey Stein: https://twitter.com/baileystein1


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