Huawei New Product Spring Conference 2022 is set for March 16

Today, Huawei has officially announced to host a Huawei New Product Spring Conference 2022 on March 16 at 19:00 (China time). Alongside this, Huawei has released a promo poster and captioned it “Spring and Jingming, everything is beginning to flourish”.

After exploring the poster, it is expected that the upcoming products may be powered by HarmonyOS and it could be a ring-shaped smart table lamp. However, the company has not disclosed any information regarding the new products.

Previous insights suggest that Huawei has a number of new products in the pipeline to launch such as smartphones, tablets, wearable more. Ahead of the event, the company will surely disclose information related to upcoming devices to create excitement among consumers.

In the past months, several new products marked their presence through the online platforms, which are expected to unveil at Huawei Spring Conference 2022. The forthcoming product list may include:

• Huawei Mate 40E Pro (5G)
• Huawei P50E (4G)
• Huawei MatePad 10.4 2022
• Huawei MatePad Paper Ink tablet
• Huawei Nova 9 SE
• Huawei FreeBuds 4 (redesigned) and more

Among them, Huawei MatePad 2022 and MatePad Paper Ink tablets have already debuted in the global market. On the other hand, Huawei Nova 9 SE launch is scheduled to happen on March 11 in the global market.

Huawei Nova 9 SE:

Huawei Nova 9 SE to arrive with a 6.78-inch single hole punch display with 2388 x 1080p resolution as well as an ultra-narrow bezel. This smartphone is equipped with Snapdragon 665 processor Adreno 610 GPU and pre-packed with EMUI 12 custom interface based on Android 11.

This phone has 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage with no microSD card slot as well as a 4000mAh battery that supports 66W fast charging.  In terms of camera, the phone has a quad-camera system including a 108MP main camera + 8MP ultra-wide camera + 2MP depth of field camera + 2MP macro shot lens and LED flash. While the front side has a 13MP single selfie camera.

(Via: ithome)