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Huawei to release MateBook 14s and S-TAG motion sensor today
Today is the day when Huawei will unveil a big bag of new gadgets and the much-awaited HarmonyOS 3.0. At the same time, the company hearsay to bring on the snazzy Huawei MateBook 14s and the S-TAG motion sensor on the conference floor.
As per the Weibo tipster –@Kanshan’sUncle, Huawei can give a push to the MateBook 14s and the S-TAG motion sensor in today’s launch event. However, the Chinese manufacturer has not uttered a word either about the device or the concept.
Although, the digital blogger has grabbed our attention over a text note that reads the availability of the respective devices with the following statements:
“Thank you for your interest in the MateBook 14s and S TAG sports accessories. The product is scheduled to release at 19:30 on July 27. And it will available for sale on August 10, 2022.”
Huawei MateBook 14s 2022
The upcoming MateBook 14s expects to highlight some unique features over the previous models. Moreover, rumors tell that this MateBook will equip a 12th-generation Core processor. Hence, we can assume that the new lineup will give tough competition to other PCs in the market.
Huawei S-TAG Motion Sensor
According to the information, this is the first sports accessory from Huawei. Unlike the Apple AirTag, the S-TAG mainly aims at some specific sports scenarios. Besides, it can inspect and identify the sports data when in connection to other smart devices. For instance, smartwatches or smartphones.
The Huawei S-TAG powers a 9-axis sensor that can manage the running technology and can easily read the movements of feet and waist. Further, it can analyze 13 parameters to gain a perfect running technique. The device is also capable of providing the user with professional advice from Huawei and the Chinese Academy of Sports Science.
Additionally, the sensor exhibits a split design and carries a weight of only 7.5 grams. It can remain submerged in 50 meters of water and can attach itself to your clothes, shoes, bicycle tire spokes, and more.
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