PC & Tablets
Leak suggests five new Huawei PCs launching in 2025
Huawei has a set of new products to unveil this year and the latest leak suggests five powerful PCs coming in 2025. The company may introduce dynamic notebooks this time. The highlight of these MateBooks could be the most-awaited HarmonyOS PC.
Weibo tipster @FixedFocus says that Huawei will likely launch five new PCs in 2025. These will be an upgraded model of the previous-gen MateBook laptops.
These five alleged MateBook PCs are:
- MateBook D 14
- MateBook D 16
- MateBook 14
- MateBook X Pro
- MateBook Hi GT 14
MateBook GT 14 debuted last year with powerful performance and ultimate gaming. The laptop uses a discrete GPU chip, installs Intel Core Ultra 9, and features various AI capabilities. It also supports 115W superpower efficiency for heavy tasks.
On the other hand, MateBook X Pro 2024 remained a controversial PC due to its processor. It created a fuzz on how the Chinese OEM can use a powerful foreign-based chipset for its PCs. Anyways, the device is unexpectedly thin, lightweight, and perfect for all types of work. It also brings several AI tools to ease daily operations.
The new PCs may introduce better performance and AI capabilities. One can also expect HarmonyOS PC as well as Kirin PC chipset with the approaching laptops.
Leak suggests five new Huawei PCs launching in 2025 (Image Credits: Weibo)
It would be worth seeing what the upcoming MateBook PCs will bring to the surface this year. Apart from laptops, the leak describes a new small tablet for 2025.
Small-Sized Tablet
The tipster says that Huawei will likely unveil an 8-inch small tablet this year for consumers. Many netizens responded that small-sized tablets are perfect for everyone. They are convenient for traveling, portable, as well as, practical.
An early leak predicted that Huawei will launch ultra “large” and “small” tabs this year. It seems the right decision as the tablet size matters for everyone. Meanwhile, small-sized tablets are usually more convenient to use and carry everywhere.
The exact details of this mini-tablet are unknown. But we may find them later.
