[MWC2018] HUAWEI Unveils New Notebook And Tablet – Introducing The Matebook X Pro And MediaPad M5

HUAWEI took the opportunity at this year’s MWC to unveil their brand new notebook and tablet, namely the Matebook X Pro and MediaPad M5.

MWC2018 HUAWEI Matebook X Pro and MediaPad M5

The all new HUAWEI Matebook X Pro features a 13.9-inch FullView display with 3K touch enabled to it. With the display, it presents a 91% screen to body ratio. The Matebook X Pro is powered by an 8th Generation Intel Core i7 processor (which also comes with an i5 variant) and is packed with a 57.4Wh battery. On graphics, it utilizes NVIDIA GeForce MX150 graphics that comes with 2GB GDDR5.

In addition to that, the notebook features Dolby Atmos Sound System, meaning you can expect a better audio/sound system from it.

With the implementation of a FullView display, the standard laptop camera need to be removed from the traditional spot (middle top of the screen). Despite that, they were clever enough to put (or should i say hidden) the camera in the top row of the function keys. It acts as a pop up, where you can simply press it and it clicks open.

The brand new MediaPad M5 comes with a 2.5D glass and 2K display. There are two variants of the tablet, where one is 8.4-inch and the other being 10.8-inch that features two or four stereo speakers which is set to be featuring Harmon Kardon audio. Worth mentioning that the 10.8-inch MediaPad M5 Pro comes with HUAWEI’s own M-Pen, where it features 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity to make those notes, drawing, and designing a little less of a hassle.

While we haven’t tested out the new MediaPad M5 which has Harmon Kardon, we’ve done a review on its predecessor, the MediaPad M3 Lite which also comes with Harmon Kardon speakers. You can click here to check that out.

Pokdepinion: That notebook does look quite interesting. I’m not really a tablet kind of guy, so all eyes are on the Matebook X Pro.

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