PC & Tablets
Huawei to launch new notebooks, FreeBuds Pro 2 and MatePad this month
Last week, Huawei hosted a new foldable flagship product launch and released a bunch of devices including Mate Xs 2, MatePad SE, Watch GT 3 Pro, and more. Now, the fresh leaks of upcoming Huawei devices have started surfacing on online platforms.
According to Teme news, Huawei will release new MateBook laptops, FreeBuds Pro 2, and MatePad this month. Aside from this, the source doesn’t reveal any additional information regarding the product specification and all.
On this subject, A Weibo shared some information that Huawei’s new MateBooks include MateBook 14, MateBook 13s, MateBook 14s, and MateBook 16. In addition to this, there will be more devices, which are unknown at the moment.
Huawei MateBook:
Recently, a Huawei MateBook device powered by a 12-Generation Core H processor appeared on Geekbench benchmarking platform. The new Huawei MateBook code name EMF-WXX is equipped with an intel core i7-12700H processor and LPDDR4-3733 memory.
Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2:
In 2020, Huawei launched the FreeBuds Pro TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation support and vocal transmission mode. Now, the company is planning to launch its successor FreeBuds Pro 2 with far better features. Currently, we don’t have any information related to this the specification of this product.
The Huawei FreeBuds Pro earphones’ hybrid noise cancellation technology includes inward and outward facing microphones that are said to reduce noise by up to 40dB. The earphones are also able to dynamically switch between different noise cancellation modes, based on the amount of ambient noise. For voice calls, there’s a bone voice sensor that is claimed to deliver better voice clarity.
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Huawei MateStation X is the ultimate destination for PC guys and it has a super high-quality 4K resolution screen to do all tasks on a 28.2-inch display. Therefore, Huawei is preparing to launch a low specs version of MateStation X to make it affordable for all consumers.
As revealed by Weibo tipster Unclemountain, Huawei MateStation X will launch a low specs version with an i5-1200H processor and the current price module will be updated according to the processor.
Launched in 2021, Huawei MateStation X is Huawei’s first all-in-one PC. It is also the only all-in-one system with the highest screen ratio in the world. According to the information, the high-end i9 version of Huawei MateStation X is priced at 12,699 yuan.
I5-12500H:
Intel i5-12500H has 4 performance cores and 8 energy efficiency cores. There are a total of 12 cores and 16 threads, the maximum frequency can top up to 4.5GHz, while the nominal TDP is 45W.
Currently, Huawei has not confirmed any changes in the desing of this upcoming Huawei desktop.
MateStation X:
Huawei MateStation X brings a 28.2-inch display with a 4K+ pixels resolution along with a 3:2 aspect ratio. The screen delivers a 98% P3 wide color gamut, 500 nits high brightness, and Display HDRTM 400 certification.
The display also supports 10-point touch, which can be used as a drawing board or a whiteboard for the office. This is more convenient to draw pictures for children or use it to showcase conference data.
Furthermore, the Huawei MateStation X audio was jointly developed with Devialet. It consists of two 5W full-range speakers, one 10W woofer, and two double-sided back-to-back passive radiators. This massive Huawei AIO PC supports Devialet’s SAM low-frequency enhancement and Huawei Histen algorithm to provide an all-around sound experience.
Huawei MatePad 11 2023 specs leaked ahead of the unveiling on March 23 and the company will use Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset for this upcoming tablet.
The leaked specs revealed that Huawei MatePad 11 2023 tablet comes in two versions – a flat panel and a soft panel screen designed with various features. There are four colors to choose from including purple, obsidian black, island blue, and crystal white.
Tipster DigitalChatStation says that the MatePad 11 2023 is equipped with an 11-inch screen with 2560 x 1600 pixels resolution. It will provide a high scale viewing experience with a 120Hz refresh rate.
The tab utilizes 8GB RAM and 128GB/256GB internal storage variants. It packs a big 7250mAh battery to provide a long-lasting power backup. You can recharge this device with a 22.5W super fast charger.
Don’t forget that the MatePad 11 2023 will be powered by HarmonyOS 3.1 operating system along with a number of new features optimized for such a large screen. On the flip hand, the initial generation device is the first to come with HarmonyOS 2 in 2021.
The standard and WiFi versions are equipped with WiFi connectivity. But we can’t deny the possibility for the LTE model.
Geekbench:
Huawei MatePad 11 2023 also appeared on Geekbench with model number DBR-W10. It achieved a single-core performance of 914 points and 3058 points on the multi-core benchmark.
Interestingly, the software that Geekbench recognized is based on Android 12. In that case, you should know that HarmonyOS comes with open-source Android project libraries, that’s how it’s observed as Android.
The tablet has Snapdragon 870 octa-core chip, while its predecessor featured Snapdragon 865 mobile platform.
Soft screen version:
This tablet is designed with innovation, and it brings anti-glare eye protection, paper-like reading, and writing user experience. You should know that the new screen can eliminate 97% of the direct light reflection in the environment.
The tablet also has a single camera on the rear side along with an LED flash to support your rear side photographs.
Learn more below.
Huawei MatePad 11 2023 soft screen design revealed by TUV Rheinland
Huawei MatePad 11 is one of the most powerful tablets and it is now receiving one of the most productive software upgrades that will take to the HarmonyOS 3 operating system.
Huawei has released a brand new software update for the global Huawei MatePad 11 users and it comes with HarmonyOS build version 3.0.0.197. The package is huge at 4.94Gb, reflecting the characteristics of this major software.
Before we jump into the details, you should know that Huawei MatePad 11 is one of the first tablets to run the HarmonyOS operating system for global consumers. Since then, Huawei established HarmonyOS as the sole software for global tablet devices.
It’s also the first tablet to come with a flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. That has a pre-installed HarmonyOS 2 version, which will now upgrade the experience with HarmonyOS 3. This latest development comes after the device completed its successful testing and installation in China.
What’s new?
The changelog reveals HarmonyOS 3 new service widget management tool. This includes stack widgets, which you can form by dragging the widgets of the same size on top of each other. You swipe up or down to switch between widgets.
Swipe down further to expand the stack and swipe left on a widget to remove it. Hole and drag a widget to adjust its position in the stack or drag it to the home screen.
Other than that widget combo is also there, you can drag widgets of different sizes and app shortcuts together to group them into a combo. You later adjust the combo size or use a combo template.
There’s another important feature that comes to the Huawei MatePad 11 is smart folders, which I liked the most. You can adjust a folder size based on the number of apps within it.
The new super device supports connecting to and interacting with more device types via Super Device, without even having to be logged in to the same Huawei ID.
Other than that, the new media controller fetches audio sharing with two connected FreeBuds earphones and listens to music simultaneously.
SuperHub is an addition that will give the major capability to MatePad 11 users. It allows you to share multiple forms of content between apps, and devices at a single time, by dragging text, images, and files to SuperHub.
Furthermore, the new notes app adds features such as importing notes in multiple formats, editing and converting handwritten notes to text, and recognizing notes. There are also new features and improvements made to the security and privacy section, which you should explore.
(via – Huaweiailesi)