[Huawei's upcoming new foldable PC on HarmonyOS is aimed at mobile professionals who want the biggest display estate and ultimate portability. The company is set to launch the device next week, indicating the direction towards more portable and flexible computing solutions for mobile workers who are always on the go.]

Lighter than MateBook Pro S with independent outer screen
[The next-gen device comes with a foldable form factor, with an independent outer screen and various usage scenarios. With the foldable form factor and the independent outer screen, this device stands out from traditional clamshell laptops, offering additional display space without fully opening the device.
Specifications
- Weight: 600g
- Form Factor: Foldable with independent outer screen
- Comparison: Lighter than MateBook Pro S (798g)
According to the latest reports, the device weighs around 600g, which is much lighter than the current MateBook Pro S that weighs 798g. The device is claimed to weigh around 600g, much lighter than the 798g MateBook Pro S, highlighting the focus of Huawei on a super portable device.
Although the launch is confirmed, there are no verified dates of launch or final technical details for now. This device is expected to cater to the mobile office workers, with a foldable form factor and the integration of the HarmonyOS ecosystem, but we do not have any info about the performance and the price.



600 grams for a laptop is actually impressive engineering.
What is the exact processor configuration inside this unit? The specs are still vague.
The article does not list the CPU or RAM yet. We only know it runs HarmonyOS and weighs 600g.
I am skeptical about the battery life. A foldable hinge usually eats into internal volume.
honestly the outer screen idea is cool for quick checks but idk about durability
The hinge mechanism must be robust. I expect some flex in the middle when typing.
Will this cost more than the MateBook Pro S given the new form factor?
I just want to know if it arrives with a warranty that covers the hinge.
HarmonyOS on a PC is interesting but linux support will be non existent initially.