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Upcoming Huawei foldable PC likely to equip Kirin X90 chipset
Huawei is all set to bring a brand-new foldable PC on board with its self-developed software system and probably a Kirin X90 chipset. The latest information implies what the upcoming notebook product can bring to the table.
Weibo tipster @DigitalChatStation has shared more details on the teased ‘Huawei foldable PC‘. The tipster says the HarmonyOS folding notebook is ready to launch on May 19, with a powerful and super-innovative form factor.
The device will use a built-in large-area linear motor to offer a more precise haptic feedback experience compared to a traditional motor. It enables more accurate and detailed vibrations to users while gaming and receiving alerts on the device.
On the other hand, the company has revamped the keyboard typing. It has seemingly enhanced the keyboard functions of the device. Although the highlight of the new Huawei foldable PC could be the Kirin X90 chipset.
According to the details, the upcoming foldable PC equips the company’s self-made Kirin X90 chipset. Earlier leaks suggested that the new Kirin PC chip’s design is slightly inspired by Apple’s M3 processor and could deliver significant performance.
The company has also integrated its self-developed HarmonyOS system into the device. Perhaps the new notebook will bring a seamless and powerful experience to users.
Upcoming Huawei foldable PC llikely to equip Kirin X90 chipset (Image Credits: Weibo)
Innovative PC
DigitalChatStation adds that the new device is indeed far ahead and will likely bring mesmerizing features related to every segment. Though a clear view of this PC will be revealed at the Nova 14 series launch event on May 19.
Huawei has promised to unveil “extraordinary” products this year. Richard Yu, the Chairman of Huawei Consumer Business, has said several times that 2025 will witness incredible devices on board with form factors that no one can dare to make.
After the Pura X folding phone, Huawei is ready to unveil another iconic device on the floor. It would be worth seeing what new changes the device will bring over ordinary PCs.
