Since yesterday, the Mobile World Congress (MWC) has been officially held in Barcelona, Spain.
Since last year, MWC's offline exhibition part has begun to gradually recover, and this year's exhibitors are also more and more, many international brands have returned to the exhibition, released their own new products on MWC, and slowly restored the previous grandeur. In particular, domestic brands, OPPO, Xiaomi (including overseas brands Poco), TCL, etc. will hold major events at MWC.
Huawei also returned to the MWC stage after a gap of two years, and held a spring new product launch conference last night, mainly focusing on notebooks, all-in-one computers, tablet computers and other product lines. Moreover, most of these products are some models that have been officially released in China, and now they have officially landed in overseas markets.
It is worth mentioning that comparing the sale price, we can see that the price of the same product in foreign countries is generally higher, and some models are even 2,000 yuan more expensive, and Huawei's wave of operations can be said to be a beautiful job!
For example, the flagship laptop MateBook X Pro 2022 released at the end of December last year is equipped with an 11th-generation Core i7-1195G7 processor + 16GB memory + 1TB SSD hard disk, priced at 1899 euros, about 13365 yuan. The same version of the Bank of China is 12499 yuan, which is 866 yuan cheaper.
This product adopts a new bezel-less suspension full-screen design, which is the best screen on Huawei notebooks. The 14.2-inch screen screen ratio reached 92.5%, the resolution was 3120×2080, it supported a high refresh rate of 90Hz and a 100% P3/sRGB color gamut, and obtained the German Rheinland certification low blue light eye protection certification.
In addition, the machine also uses a one-piece metal body combined with ceramic sandblasting process to create, the thickness of which is also 15.5 mm. The interior has a shark fin heat dissipation system, combined with dual fans and three air inlet designs, which can effectively improve the heat dissipation capacity.
The next appearance is Huawei MateBookE, the highest optional i7-1160G7 processor + 16GB + 512GB version, priced at 1399 euros, equivalent to 9848 yuan, as for the price of the National Bank of China 7999 yuan, there is also a difference of nearly 2000 yuan.
As for the all-in-one MateStation X, this product was also released in China in September last year. First of all, looking at the price, the price of its Ryzen 7 5800H processor + 16GB memory + 1TB version reached 2199 euros, equivalent to 15477 yuan, as for the domestic version is 13999 yuan, which is also nearly 1500 yuan cheaper.
In terms of configuration, the machine is equipped with a 28.2-inch 4K screen, which is also 92% screen ratio, supporting 98% P3/sRGB color gamut and HDR400. The shark fin 3.0 cooling system is equipped with a co-designed Tivara speaker, including two 5W full-range speakers, a 10W woofer and two double-sided back-to-back passive radiators.
To say that the "real debut" on MWC, in fact, there are also, that is, Huawei MatePad Paper. As can be seen from the name, this is a tablet product equipped with an electronic ink screen. The machine uses a 10.3-inch screen, the screen ratio is 86.3%, using Huawei's self-developed ink screen display enhancement algorithm, configured reading lights to provide light sources, and supports brightness adjustments up to 32 levels.
It is understood that this product has a built-in Huawei Books (Huawei Reading) app, providing more than 2 million e-books. In addition, it also supports the second generation of M-Pencil, with 26ms low latency and 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, which can be used for handwriting, transcribed text and other operations.
It is understood that Huawei MatePad Paper, like all-in-one machines and notebooks released at the same time, supports Huawei HyperTerminal services and can be interconnected across devices, such as pushing the content on the phone to Huawei MatePad Paper with one click to continue reading.
The overseas version of the machine is priced at 499 euros, about 3500 yuan, which is not expensive for the electronic ink screen office book that has been listed so far. As for the Bank of China version, there is currently an ink level board that has passed the 3C certification of the China Quality Certification Center, and is expected to be officially released in mid-March.