MateBook of Huawei: Huawei has announced its first hybrid laptop-tablet device. The company named the new series Mate.
The new MateBook has some features from a smartphone lineup such as a fully metal frame with fanless design but with heat dissipation shields to ensure that the housing will not be heavily heated.
The MateBook has a 12-inch screen (2.160×1.440 pixels, 400 nits), USB-C connector, processors Intel Core M-TV Shows and up to 8GB of RAM (the last two features are up to you).
At the top of the MateBook there are double speakers mounted in such a way that the sound is not compromised when the tablet is folded with its keyboard. Huawei reports that its battery is at 33.4 watt and will last up to 10 hours.
It also sports a fingerprint sensor on the back of the device. The two cameras of the device are both on the front.
The MateBook weighs 640 grams - 70 grams lighter than the iPad Pro and exactly the same height, at 6,9 mm.
The keyboard is included in some retail packs, and does not exist in others.
It looks very much like the Surface Pro models, especially in the way the keyboard flips, providing support. But it only provides one corner of support.
MateBook prices will start at 699 dollars and will reach 799, depending on the features you want.
Finally, let's say the device has wired connectivity options, HDMI output and extra USB ports.
