Upcoming Huawei PC rumored to be a fusion of smartphone + tablet

Huawei is preparing the HarmonyOS-based PC product, which might show an interesting fusion of smartphone + tablet. The company is seemingly testing some really ‘unexpected’ and incredible form factors for its upcoming flagship devices.

One of the company’s senior officials recently said that the HarmonyOS PC device will feature a new and surprising form factor over the traditional notebook. Read More

A Weibo tipster has added more insights to this matter, saying that the upcoming Huawei HarmonyOS PC device will likely be a fusion of smartphone and tablet.

The tipster said that the new PC will sport an unexpected form factor. It will be much different from the previous generation’s PCs. The device will feel like a combination of a PC, tablet, and a phone. Though it would be an expensive product.

Smartphone + tablet fusion suggests that the next-gen Huawei PC could be a compact device. It may break the traditional boundaries of big models with plain edges and adopt interesting cutouts or design, offering a brand-new experience.

Will it also integrate a rear camera module like smartphones and tablets? It’s a mystery for the moment, but we could expect extraordinary design changes with the upcoming Huawei PC.

Further details hint that the company may sell this PC product in limited quantities and launch it as a signal for forthcoming devices.

Upcoming Huawei PC rumored to be a fusion of smartphone + tablet (Image Credits: Weibo)

The Chinese phone maker started the ‘new form factor’ trend with the Mate XT. The tri-fold device began winning hearts right after its official look went live.

Hereafter, the company introduced the Pura X vertical foldable, which is more like a mini folding tablet. The 16:10 widescreen ensures that you can conveniently see the content in portrait or landscape mode without any struggles.

Now, Huawei is working on a new notebook as the first HarmonyOS-based PC. It will likely debut with surprising features, allowing consumers to enjoy the feel of a phone and a tablet at the same time.