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  • Huawei releases MateBook E and MateBook X Pro 2022 notebooks

    At the MWC 2022 conference held on the evening of February 27, Huawei returned to the MWC stage after two years and released a number of new products, including 2 new notebook products – MateBook E and MateBook X Pro 2022.

    Huawei MateBook X Pro 2022 adopts a borderless floating full-screen design, and provides three colors of Silver, Gray, and Green, with a weight and thickness of 1.38Kg and 15.5mm. It adopts a 14.2-inch 3120×2080 resolution screen, supports a 90Hz refresh rate, 100% P3/sRGB color gamut, 500nit brightness, and the screen ratio reaches 92.5%.


    Huawei MateBook X Pro 2022 is equipped with Intel’s 11th-generation Core, and the highest optional i7-1195G7 processor. It is also equipped with LPDDR4X memory, 90W fast charging, and the second-generation M-Pencil stylus. In terms of price, the 16GB+1TB combination version of the i7 version is priced at 1,899 euros.

    Huawei MateBook E is a notebook with a two-in-one design. It is available in two colors, Blue and Gray. The weight and thickness are 709g and 7.9mm, respectively, making it quite light and thin. It uses a 12.6-inch 100% P3 color gamut OLED screen with a screen ratio of 90% and supports up to 600nit brightness. In terms of hardware configuration, it is equipped with 11th-generation Core Duo, the highest optional i7-1160G7 with 16GB+512GB SSD storage combination, and it is also equipped with the second-generation M-Pencil stylus.

    In terms of price, the MateBook E can choose the 8GB+128GB version of the 11th generation i3 at the lowest price, priced at 649 euros, and the highest optional 16GB+512G version of the 11th generation i7, priced at 1399 euros.

  • Microsoft removed Huawei MateBook X Pro laptop from the Microsoft Store

    Yesterday we mentioned that there was an unanswered answer when the media contacted Microsoft to inquire about whether Huawei notebooks could continue to receive Windows 10 updates. Microsoft has still refused to disclose information about Huawei-related matters until now, but Microsoft has gradually removed content related to Huawei. For example, the original Microsoft online store originally sold the Huawei MateBook X Pro laptop, but suddenly the device disappeared since last weekend.

    Now you can see the page description from the cached web page snapshot, but if you want to open the original page, you will not be able to directly display the corresponding content.

    The Verge found that some of Microsoft’s offline retail stores continue to sell Huawei products, but it is not clear how long this will last.

    At present, the US Department of Commerce has signed a temporary license to allow related suppliers to continue to provide hardware and software to Huawei so that Huawei can update network-related equipment.

    However, the temporary license does not seem to include Windows 10 laptops, so it seems that Microsoft can only discontinue Huawei products and stop working with Huawei.