Huawei, the Chinese tech giant, recently announced a groundbreaking new laptop that runs on its self-developed HarmonyOS – stepping away from the conventional Windows, macOS, or Linux. This marks a bold expansion for HarmonyOS, which until now has powered primarily smartphones and IoT devices.
Echoing the design of its MateBook X Pro, the new device is remarkably lightweight at just 970 grams – perfect for on-the-go users. In a strategic move, influenced by previous chip supply restrictions, Huawei has swapped an Intel processor for its very own Kirin X90 chip. Although the chip’s maximum clock speed is around 2 gigahertz, social media videos show that the system runs smoothly even when handling multiple large files simultaneously 😎.
This innovation not only broadens the available PC alternatives but also demonstrates Huawei’s commitment to in-house technology and fresh operating systems. As this new approach takes shape, it promises to reshape everyday computing and spark further tech evolution. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development in the tech landscape!
Reference(s):
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