Huawei announces two new MateBook Windows laptops with latest Intel and AMD CPUs

Huawei announced 2 new Windows-powered laptop refreshes, the MateBook X and MateBook xiv. The onetime focuses on taking mobile productivity to a whole new level with some notable improvements to an already-great premium notebook. The new MateBook Ten measures in at just 13.6mm at its thickest part and weighs just 1kg.

The slim class cistron makes total utilise of lightweight magnesium-aluminum unibody that aids durability. It's also touted as the first notebook to feature the Infinite FullView Brandish, rocking a borderless design that offers a massive 90% screen-to-body ratio. This is ideal for media consumption and work, peculiarly given the 3:2 attribute ratio 3K display (3000x2000) hits 100% sRGB color gamut.

If all that wasn't enough already, the new panel is multitouch-enabled. But if y'all're not a fan of marker your display, the new touchpad with Huawei Free Touch is ready to get. Everything is powered by a 10th Gen Intel Core processor (hello, Wi-Fi vi) with up to 16GB of RAM. A 42Wh battery should keep yous going for around nine hours. The MateBook X will be bachelor in four finishes: Silvery Frost, Forest Green, Interstellar Blue and Sakura Pink.

Huawei didn't agree much back with the new MateBook fourteen either. This laptop can be kitted out with new 7nm AMD Ryzen 4000 series processors, a fourteen-inch 2K display, and 16GB of RAM. The new MateBook 14 sports a FullView display, cutting down bezels to just 4.9mm, offering a xc% screen-to-body ratio. It as well has an aspect ratio of 3:2, coming in at 2160x1440 with 100% RGB colour gamut.

It's not quite as thin or light as the MateBook X, with the thickest function of the laptop measuring at 16mm and the entire notebook weighing ane.49kg. The new Ryzen processors are incredibly efficient and powerful, giving Intel a run for its coin and the MateBook 14 makes total use of the CPU here with a 56Wh bombardment that can offer up to x hours of use before needing a wall power outlet.

Both laptops are expected to come out onetime later in September. Pricing is to be confirmed.

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