The new thin and light laptop follows on from Huawei’s MateBook X from 2017, released in 2017 and looks strikingly familiar to Apple’s top-of-the-line notebook, with an aluminium body that’s available in silver or “space grey” – just like the MacBook Pro – a chiclet keyboard and large trackpad. But it is the 14in 3K LTPS screen that Huawei hopes to sell the MateBook X Pro, which the company says, manages to fit into the body of a more traditional 12in laptop. Facebook Twitter Pinterest The MateBook X Pro has two USB-C ports and a headphone socket in one side and a USB-A port on the other. Gauden said: “It’s hidden away so you can be completely comfortable with your privacy concerns over cameras – just pop it up when you want to use it.”Huawei rates the battery life of the MateBook X Pro at 12 hours of video playback. One with an 8.4in screen and two larger 10.8in versions including a “Pro” model that ships with a stylus.

Source: The Guardian February 25, 2018 13:30 UTC